I hadn't had my Macro lens out in over a year, so when the Tulips came bursting out in our Circle Flower Bed, I decided it was time to again get acquainted with that lens.
This Macro lens is one of my favorite lenses, a Nikon 105 Macro Auto Focus 2.8 making it possible to hand hold while getting up close and personal with the flowers and even bugs that I shoot.
As Usual, for a better bigger view...click on any photograph.
A Pair of Tulips in our Circle Flower Bed.
I picked out one of them and got up close for a peek inside.
I decided I needed a bit closer view, and here it is.
A peek inside the other Tulip.
Just a bit closer now....there...more detail.
Some of our Creeping Flox just outside our front door . Miniature flowers abound on the bushes of Flox.
More Creeping Flox..a bit more refined on the contrast.
Getting very close up on some Georgia Blue Speedwell.
More Creeping Flox..a bit more refined on the contrast.
Getting very close up on some Georgia Blue Speedwell.These flowers are about the size of a large pin head.
Isn't it fun to experiment again , pulling on our memory of old methods and settings, things we thought we had long forgotten.
2 comments:
Glad you dusted off the macro!
looking good.
great macros, glad you got the lens out. It took me a really long time to get used to my macro...i didnt use it for a really long time. Now i LOVE it but still am learning it. Love the flower photos, so pretty!
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