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Sometimes the composition is more interesting than the subject.

What makes us push the shutter? It isn’t always the subject that interests us.

I took this macro shot of a snail shell in an autumn leaf in my garden. The draw for me is purely the combination of shapes and colours. It really appeals to me.

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How Many Ways CAN You Shoot A Dandelion?

I am sure there are a million ways to photograph a dandelion. Here are some of the others I took.

I loved the softness of this photo. It was taken to look like the inside of a soft, feather pillow.
I loved the softness of this photo. It was taken to look like the inside of a soft, feather pillow.
The tip of the dandelion as it opens.
The tip of the dandelion as it opens.
I liked the flatness of this photo. It reminded me of a tiled or brick wall with a repeated pattern.
I liked the flatness of this photo. It reminded me of a tiled or brick wall with a repeated pattern.

There was an ant in my yard.

I am at home most of the time. I watched my sons play in the yard today. They like the sprinkler on a warm day. I entertained myself with a macro attachment on my Galaxy.

I found an ant.

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I decided to make it a portrait.

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And the garden got a work out too. Here is what I found today.

Cornflour.

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Roses

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Macro Series: Photo 12

The other day my boys played in the front yard. I took my iphone and a cheap macro lens outside with them. These are the photos I took.

technically this one was taken when I got back into my kitchen. Cheeky little guy had travelled inside on my oregano!
technically this one was taken when I got back into my kitchen. Cheeky little guy had travelled inside on my oregano! That’s kitchen string he’s on (not rope!) for some perspective.