The main purpose of macro photography is to capture the intricacies of a subject that we normally don’t register with our eyes. It allows us to slow down and look deeper into the soul of nature.
Thanks. I think I used it 5 years ago but this time I changed it to B&W and really like it. I am studying what B&W work and which ones don’t excite me as much. I was drawn to your blog by your B&W header/logo. I think it is really striking.
Thanks, Cee. I found it in some 2016 photos about the same time you were posting your challenge. I think our minds were in sync. Something, maybe, about “great minds…” LOL
Love this one!
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Oh, good! That makes me smile.
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My kind of thing! I love seed heads
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Awesome macro!!
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I’m glad you enjoyed it, Nora.
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Love that phrase: looking into the soul of nature! Beautiful photo!
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Once again a perfect response to the challenge.
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Thanks. I think I used it 5 years ago but this time I changed it to B&W and really like it. I am studying what B&W work and which ones don’t excite me as much. I was drawn to your blog by your B&W header/logo. I think it is really striking.
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Oh Pat, this is a gorgeous macro đŸ˜€
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Thanks, Cee. I found it in some 2016 photos about the same time you were posting your challenge. I think our minds were in sync. Something, maybe, about “great minds…” LOL
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