I was walking down this street this morning and saw that someone had put out a bunch of stuff on their lawn for anyone who wanted it. My eye was taken by these metallic birds; they will have a place in at least one macro project!
A Find
Tag: Macro
Seed Macro
I collected this sample of a burr/seed a few weeks ago, and finally got around to doing a macro shot of it this morning.
Macro Season
We had the first snow of the year in Toronto todau, and it continues as I write this post. I got together with a photography friend at a coffee shop this morning, and it was the perfect day to shoot some indoor macro images of some items I brought along. For these three images I used my iPhone.
A View Looking Down
It’s the time when dandelions in Toronto start going to seed. This is the view of one, looking down from above.
Colour in Kipling
The area around Kipling Avenue in Toronto is not the prettiest, but that is where I was yesterday, and did find one spot that wasn’t dreary, and of course it was a flower macro.
Flowers After The Rain
Coming home from Camera Club in the rain last night, and knowing more rain was forecast overnight, I resolved to go out this morning and shoot black and white macro images of rain drops on flowers.
It was a bit breezy, and focus was a real challenge, but after some work in post I got three images I like.
I used my Sony a6100 body and 90mm macro lens.
After the Rain
I was out recently early in the morning. It had rained overnight, and I love the look of raindrops on plants, especially in black and white.
MIcroWithering Rose
I was working in Macro mode last Sunday afternoon.
Mamiya RZ67, 65mm/f4.5 RB lens
Ilford HP5+ film, developed in TMax Developer
Macro
One thing I never seem to do much of is macro (close-up) photography. Last weekend I shot a roll of macro work on my Mamiya RZ67 and 65mm/4.5 lens. Being a bellows camera, the RZ 67 can extend quite a bit, and the 65mm can focus quite closely.
Mamiya RZ67,65mm/f4.5 lens
Fuji Neopan Acros, semi-stand developed in Rodinal
My Third Eye 