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Today I'd like to write a little something about the photos I take and why I take them.
Personally I see myself as a learner still, I'm constantly finding out new things to do with my camera, learning about lighting, contrast etc. There's a gazillion things I want to try, yet at the moment I'm limited to a few things (I don't have a car to drive around the country and take amazing landscape shots, I don't have any fancy lenses, I don't have a studio). So this picture represents one of the many things I've always wanted to give a go. I know there's thousands if not millions of these pictures out there, just about every macro photogrpher has tried their hands at them. Now I have, too. It's a learning experience for me. Will I be taking another shot like this? Probably not, but never say never. I need to try things in order to understand them, in order to understand how things work and how other people create something. Anyway, enough of my ramblings. I used [link] to edit this, since I can't use my beloved Photoshop since my laptop is still being a bitch. Thanks for looking, faving, liking, disliking, etc Comments
It's definitely a shot that a lot of people have tried. I'm constantly surprised at some of the neat ways people do these shots. But that brings me to the one draw back to macro it seems. There are only so many small objects in the world it seems. I end up using my macro lens to photograph everything else with though. Anyways, I'm done with rambling. Nice shot!
-- "Politics is the art of controlling your environment." - Hunter S. Thompson "I left in love, in laughter, and in truth, and wherever truth, love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit." - Bill Hicks It's beautiful. No it's not; it's breathtaking ! Maybe not, if I think twice, it's astonishing ! Even if it's just an experiment, I still like it !!
-- - Why not take 4.2 minutes of your time and visit my [link] You don't give yourself enough credit, Juls. You definitely don't need to explain yourself either. I love what you do and I'm learning along with you. Your work is gorgeous and whoever says otherwise needs their head examined lol.
-- "Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all." ~Stanley Horowitz~ ...This too, shall pass... |
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