Hat’s off to all the great macrophotographers out there – no other photographic technique frustrates me more :/ – I guess shooting handheld doesn’t make it any better. Anyways, as it happened I was out yesterday to shoot a couple of spring-themed shots when I spotted this spider on a nearby tree.
Forest lurker
Pillars
Tack sharp, Nikkor 50mm 1.8
Although I love the telezoom for sheer diversity, nothing beats a prime lens for sharpness, this photo was taken using Nikons affordable 1.5 1.8 lens. No post-sharpening has been applied.
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Shot at a local graveyard the other night with a 30 second exposure.
What I have seen
The sentinel
December 19 2010
and yet another tree...
the lonely birch
Left down by the sea
Untitled but cold
Forest Clearing Night
Autumn Forest, Toresbro, Sweden
Autumn Forest, Torsebro, Sweden
The Crowning, Söderslätt
Smygehuk, Skåne, Sweden
Nectarine tree
Spring tree
… or atleast the Christmas tree…
Nowadays we have a plastic christmas tree – although I miss the smell of an actual fir I dont miss getting fir-needles in my feet..
We managed to get the tree up but before anyone even had time to even mention decorating it – it had been scaled by our resident Australian – and he had no intention whatsoever on coming down.. instead he treated the fake tree as his own hunting ground… … seeing the glint in his eyes we’ve now decided to put the tree back in its box..
Scaling the tree
Woody in the christmas tree
Woody in the christmas tree
Woody in the christmas tree
Woody in the christmas tree
Woody in the christmas tree
Woody in the christmas tree
Autumn Tree on the hill
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