The above shot is of the inside of the flower, taken with macro. Remember that not everything needs to be viewed as a whole. Sometimes things can look even better when you break them in parts and focus on bits like the inside of a flower instead of the whole thing. If you do this you will also fill the entire frame which makes for a shot with better impact.
But please do take a picture of the whole thing as it can make for an interesting picture as well!
The above photo is an example of a different viewpoint and illustrates the idea of back lighting. Basically that means that I put the light source (in this case the sun) behind my subject (the flower) in order to see the veins in the flower.
What is it????? Well if you take a closer look you might be able to tell that it is actually moss that was growing on the side of a tree. I used macro again for this one.
My final picture that I'm sharing with everyone is this one of a piece of palm. I used the backlit technique again to see the veins of the leaf but in this one I included the tear in order to have a focus or something that jumps out at you instead of just having the patterns of the veins of the leaf.
What is it????? Well if you take a closer look you might be able to tell that it is actually moss that was growing on the side of a tree. I used macro again for this one.
My final picture that I'm sharing with everyone is this one of a piece of palm. I used the backlit technique again to see the veins of the leaf but in this one I included the tear in order to have a focus or something that jumps out at you instead of just having the patterns of the veins of the leaf.
I will be getting some more shots from the members that were there on Sunday and posting them shortly so please feel free to come check them out!
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