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| Dew drops on a cobweb |
I love cobwebs at this time of year, especially early morning when they hold on to the dew droplets. I have never photographed them before, and have never really used my macro lens in this way before, so thought I would give it a go the other morning for ten minutes.
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| Cobweb |
What I learnt... this type of macro photography is a very different ball game to wildlife photography. Hand holding is difficult, I don't like using a tripod for wildlife... too restricting, but I can see why many people of for macro. The depths of field are so shallow! Can lead to some brilliant effects though.
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| Droplets |
I've used macro for wildlife before, and a lot of the dancing adders from this year were taken with my macro lens, but more practice and experience is needed for this real closeup stuff me thinks.
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| Cobweb |
Thing is, although I appreciate good macro photography, I am not a huge fan of it myself. So although I would like to give it another/better go at some point, I will still mainly be putting on a larger lens for some nice mammal shots.
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| Cobweb |
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| Cobweb |
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| Cobweb |
I got carried away with the macro and went for something really arty in the end, and with more colour.
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| Autumn Leaf |
Thanks for looking.
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