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Northern Autumn.
Also from the Zeiss lens. Really liking the F3.5 aperture. Just enough depth of field to separate the subject but keeps the background distinguishable.
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Macro Week #14 – Day 6.
Opposite of yesterday’s post. Same branch.
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Macro Week #14 – Day 5.
Remains of last year, in April.
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Macro Week #9: Day 5.
First day of warmth this winter. Dew Bokeh.
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Macro Week #8 – Day 3.
 Vines and moss coating a forest tree.
Macro Snails.
Second part of the workshop was macro filming in a makeshift studio. We collected some insects, spiders, worms, a few snails and even a frog and got to practicing.
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Day 7: Sap.
What you see at the right bottom of the berry is not rain or dew. That’s solidified sap. I remember I used to eat cherry sap off the trees as a child… I wasn’t the most normal of children.
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Day 2: Stay or Leave.
I was really looking forward to august since weve had a swarm of butterflies around our buddleia bush last year. I checked up on it every other day for a month and thebest I could catch was this… and it’s not even on that plant.
Any lepidopterers on here know anything about this years butterfly population patterns? I’d love to know!
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Day 3: Aphid.
Unfortunately artificial lighting but by this point it got quite dark so I wouldn’t be able to snap this in natural light. Reminds me of macro scenes from old documentaries where studios weren’t as elaborate as today and black backgrounds were OK.
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