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Macro Photography…
I have been reading on some macro photographer such as Robert Thompson, Gary Bryan and Stan Sholik. I am amazed by how they described the world of macro photography. One thing that they share in common is that they have passion in doing this. Whether they shoot inanimate thing or nature wildlife, they always take their own sweet time. Their inspirations come from every things that surround them.
They inspired me to try out macro photography actually. I love how flowers and small things such as lady bug amazed me with their unique colors and patterns. and you know I never had a chance to really shot them in a “macro” way (hopefull that’s the right term for it) hehe.
I love nature in every way and i hope I can find the passion in this macro photography.
Below is one of the shots that I made recently
Butterfly on the wall
The mini yellow 5 cloves flower
Before blooming
4 cloves flower
A Maple leave
Snow flakes on a twig
Flowers and Leaves
Had a chance to shoot flowers and leaves along the roadside of Edmond’s Ferry Terminal. I was using my 28-135mm lens. It was cloudy sky with a chance of raining 
Is this a chrysanthemum flower?
Two little tomatoes
Yellow Flower 1
Collection of leaves
Sunflower?
A flower about to bloom?
Not sure what this is but it's beautiful
Golf Course Part 2
Ah finally got another chance to take a small walk into a golf course down by Edmond Community College.
Took quite a number of pictures and saw this twin trunk tree.
I always wanted to try to take a photo of a “smooth” running water fall. I guess fountain will work as well. hehehe. It was a 3 seconds and high aperture shot.
Terrain 1
The Vast one
The Twin Trunk Tree
Green Pasture
The turn of the road
The fountain