After dinner I decided to go and see what I might find. Camera in hand, I truly saw what was there, and decided to share a selection of what I found, all of which was just growing wild. I'm sure you all have similar experiences, daily. Aren't some of the smallest things in creation really grand!
(60mm f2.8 1/320 sec ISO800)
(60mm f8 1/50 sec ISO800)
(60mm f8 1/250 sec ISO800)
(60mm f8 1/200 sec ISO800)
(60mm f5.6 1/125 sec ISO800)
19 comments:
Rick I was worried for a second there, when I seen the title of your post I was scared to view your photo, I thought that you might have a picture of me from somewhere on my blog! lol Just kidding!
Your photos are beautiful, who would have thought that weeds and dandelions could look so wonderful? You're amazing, another awesome post.
Have a wonderful long weekend!
Love every single shot and but the first one is sublime and is amazingly composed. Now I'm starting to wonder if you used a macro/micro lens or just a normal lens.
By the way, which camera do you use or own?
That first one is especially entrancing ...
Hi Rick, I agree wtih you. These small things are marvelous...
Wonderful collection Rick, reminds me of the Animals(60s group) with their song = Wild thing.
Oh my goodness Rick these are absolutely stunning! They're all magnificent! You really do see the world through some wonderful eyes Rick!
@darlin - thank you Darlene. Yes, there's tremendous beauty out there, not obvious to those hurrying through life. I always enjoy going out to see it and never cease to be amazed by it. Hope your weekend is equally wonderful.
@M. Hassan - thank you M. My 60mm is a macro lens and I'm very fond of it. My DSLR is a Canon Rebel XS.
@S. Etole - thank you Susan. I too was surprised that a 'mere weed' could look so lovely.
@cata - creation is awe-some on both a macro and micro scale! Thanks for dropping by.
@imac - thank you mac. I recall that song also being done by a group called The Troggs.
@Katherine - I'm always amazed by the beauty of the very small things out in creation - a macro lens can be used to bring this into real focus, which we might otherwise not see. Thanks for your kind words Katherine and I also hope you're enjoying a great weekend.
Ah, I remember the Trogs too.lol.
Once again Rick, I love the first shot.
It's so symmetrical and looks almost like a painting.
['รด ] Avery
@Photog Ave - thanks Avery; sometimes 'weeds' can just look so incredible close up!
Breathtaking!!! I can't come up with any better comment. These are all perfect!
@Krista - thank you Krista! And thanks for dropping by and commenting - always appreciated!
Oh...these are like magic...
@Jeanne Klaver - and imagine, we didn't have to plant them or care for them! :)
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