He is naughty. Just one touch. Melts the shield I create.
Tag: Close up
Macro Monday: New leaves opening
There is more to life than increasing its speed~Mahatma Gandhi
Macro Monday
Watch every detail that affects the accuracy of your work ~ Arthur C. Nielsen
Photography composition: Fill the frame
This post is inspired by Brenda’s post on the same subject, “composition:fill the frame” and a post suggested by Brenda in her discussion, “fill the frame in your photography composition” by Wayne Turner.
Here are images according to my understanding.
In the beginning I was concentrating on one colour but later I included some background.
Walking around!
If you are seeking creative ideas, go out walking. Angels whisper to a man when he goes for a walk. -Raymond Inmon
The weather today was fantastic which insisted me take a stroll during lunch time. We clearly see spring signs. Instead of concentrating on distance covered I thoroughly enjoyed my time out in sun.
Tomorrow we shall expect rain, snow and strong winds. No worries!
These are my entries for Jo’s Monday walk.
Macro Monday
Californian brown pelican resting at La Jolla beach, San Diego.
Nurturing Thursday: Learning
Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow ~ Anthony J. D’Angelo
My biology general knowledge is very limited. WordPress or to be precise my fellow bloggers have helped me learning about many new things. Few days ago I shared a photo in macro photography. I had no information about this little beauty. Mick Canning of My writings shared the name of the insect. It was “Burnett Moth”, til then I have never heard about it. Hurray I learned something.
This is a five-spot burnet moth. Here are some images of moths.
Some butterflies from archive (are they really butterflies 😀 )
How to distinguish between a moth and a butterfly:
- Read:
- https://www.kidsbutterfly.org/faq/general/3
- https://www.livescience.com/34472-difference-between-moth-butterfly.html
This post is inspired by Becca’s Nurturing Thursday theme and Mick’s share your knowledge idea.
Macro Monday: 1/19
Usally I don’t check the camera setting but since I have asked to mention the same. Here is it: 1/1250 sek. f/5,6 300 mm. I didn’t want to disturb the fly hence it was taken from quite a distance and even then I had to crop the sides to make it better visible.
This image was taken in southern Italy.
