When I was up at my parents' place a few weekends ago, I got out the Nikkon and went around trying to find some new things to photograph. I particularly wanted to try small things - macro photos if you will. Well, it is hard. Clearly I need to do some sort of reading on the subject!
Ick alert: there is a photo of a daddy-long-legs spider below. I've put it at the bottom so you can skip if that freaks you out.
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| I am so proud of this one. Have you ever tried to take a photo of an ant? They never stop moving! |
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| Do you see the bird? I have no idea how bird photographers capture anything. Talk about flighty subjects. |
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| The moo-cows weren't being particularly friendly. But this shot does show quite well how horribly dry it is out there at the moment. Farmers need rain! |
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| My mum has managed to successfully grow frangipani, despite zero-degree winters. I'm so impressed! |
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| Tail light on an old car my brother keeps in the dairy. I'm not sure,
but I think this may be the Falcon ute that I learned to drive on!. |
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| Daddy Long-Legs Spider |
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Do you do any macro photography? Or animals? Any tips?
Hi, I'm Sarah! I'm 33 and searching for my passion.
Until then, I slog away in a cubicle working full-time and focus on enjoying my downtime with things like TV (my old friend), movies, twitter, (trying to) cook, reading and hanging out with my hubby. My head is turned by things like vintage homewares, stationery, chocolate and scrapbooking. I blog about whatever takes my fancy.
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