Category Archives: Macro Photography
Wordless Wednesday | In the Sun
Macro Monday | Killbear Nature
When we were in Killbear Provincial Park a couple weeks ago, I was able to get up close and personal with nature. Look at how cool moss looks like under a macro lens! Look at the little water droplets in the moss! Some intriguing mushrooms on a log!
Macro Monday | Fall Hydrangea
Harmony in Nature
I love this macro shot of magnolia blossoms.
Monochrome Monday | The Bee + Flower
Macro photography is incredible at showing all the intricate details!
Macro Monday | Caterpillar
My niece and I spotted this guy climbing the wall. Her theory is, the “eyes” on his back, will be on his wings. I honestly do not know the answer, but it certainly sounds logical.
Monochrome Monday | Mushrooms
“Mushrooms are a reminder that sometimes, growth happens in the shadows” ~Anonymous
Macro Monday | Ivy on a Tree
I adore this photo, we haven’t been too far this summer due to family and health constraints, why I am even more grateful for our family cottage. That is where I captured this tree with ivy on it. Shot with my 35mm macro f1.8 – Macro is so fun!
Flower Hour #46 | P, Q and R
I have been given the gift of time this week, time to sit with my leg up and relax. It was not chosen time by me, however I am going to embrace what I can from this experience. Poppy Wild Flowers have been growing in our flower boxes and they are beautiful and resilient. RoseContinue reading “Flower Hour #46 | P, Q and R”
