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A few more from my stay at home photo projects. So far, the biggest issue I am having is to get the lighting just right. But, as these images show, the effort is worth it.
Burning Frost
Once again it’s time to go play in the attic. My old windows have a talent for displaying amazing patterns of frost in the winter and I love taking my camera and macro lens up there to explore and photograph the resulting art. After a bit of interpretation on my part, the patterns take on a different look than when they are on the glass.
Purple Columbine
Up close and personal with one of my favorite blossoms in the garden. Detail achieved by focus stacking 40 images using a Canon 100mm 2.8 macro lens. ISO 50, 100mm, f/3.2
Spring Ferns
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Spring Ferns
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Simple Pleasures #2
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Shot indoors, a multi-image stack converted in Silver Efex Pro 2. My learning process continues with macro photography and image stacking. I’ve learned that to edit in Camera Raw and/or Lightroom before I export as JPEGS before I import into … Continue reading
Simple Pleasures
Although I was enjoying being near Lake Superior and Split Rock Lighthouse, this single pussy willow bush caught my attention.
A Note From Winter
Winter writes a cryptic note, pretty sure it means more snow and cold.
More Practice
I am continuing to play around with macro photography and after finding this feather thought it would make an interesting subject to work with. At this time I am not using focus stacking, that comes next. I included the ruler shot for scale, it’s in mm, which in this case is about 5/8th inch.
