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A couple wee ones
Whenever I'm in the woods, I get acclimated to noticing details. It doesn't happen instantly, but after a bit, little things leap forward and get my attention. Here are two -
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6165/...363bd8ff_b.jpg
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6109/...1dbc9203_b.jpg
Both shot with the legacy OM 90mm f2 macro at about f8, which seems to be in its sweet-spot.
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I know what you mean. I'm often in the forest with people who need to learn not just to look ... but to see. There's a difference.
I love little mushy's like these.
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nicely spotted and captured, really like the DOF, and the angle on the second shot is great.
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Thanks guys...I'm a master at tripod contortions!
and you're right, Steve, a lot of people look and never see. My friend Melissa has amazing vision, her photos are always out of the ordinary and I love going into the woods with her. Sometimes we notice the same things, sometimes different - like having an extra pair of eyes.
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Cool shots, WickedD. The "motion" of the grasses almost gives them an underwater look.
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These are both just beautiful WD. Perfect dof that makes the subject stand out so well.
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thanks guys. I love moss and mushrooms so it was irresistible.
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Love these two WD. Thinking exactly the same as JAS, they have an underwater look to them,
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I too thought that it looked like they were underwater. :) these are stunners
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thanks...that hadn't occurred to me, but I see it now.