I saw a few things in the garden on the way home today, so I went for a wander with my Macro lens to see what I could see for day 171.
Here are two lessons I learned:
1. Wind makes shooting macros of flowers pointlessly hard.
2. No matter how hard you try, the Dragonfly knows you are looking at it, and will fly away if you come within five thousand feet of it.
Having said that I got a few shots I liked, and I'm posting two that are both themed around growth.
First, a Poppy Pod from the front garden. This will likely bloom in the next day or two so you have a limited time to shoot them:
Second, the same Blackberry bush from this shot has started to lose it blooms and grow berries. I took a different angle and opened the lens wide to get a shallow DOF shot of the last full bloom and some of the new berries:
Sadly, the bloom blew out in the shot, so the very slight purple tone was lost in the shot. Damn auto-exposure!
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