3.09.2007

M&M (Mastering Macro)

Did you every take a picture of something up really close? It's amazing what you can capture when you do this. This is called Macro photography. Basically, it's where you utilize a lens that can take very up close pictures. Many photographers get so close you can actually see the hundreds of eyes on a dragonfly or the fine hairs on the legs of an insect.

Many people concentrate so much on what they can 'see' but not really what they have the ability to 'see'. Macro photography is fun because you bring the small world up close!. Take some time and try this type of photography if your lens supports it. If you're shooting digital, most cameras come with a preset dial you can simply set your camera to. Then depending upon your lens and camera, this will determine how close you can get to your object while staying in focus. It's a good idea to use a tripod to avoid any shaking and blur.

Here are a few shots to wet your appetite and get your motivated to try this type of photography on your own. Send me in your shots and happy shooting!

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