The internet is a wonderful tool. I remember using it for the first time around 1995/1996. It gives us information which we might not have had without it. It introduces us to people who we otherwise would never have even known existed (of which Worth1000 is a good example). It lets you discover cool new bands and it wastes our time with viral videos. Without it, this challenge wouldn't be here ;)
I tried some macro photography again. It is still a bit of a hit and miss whether a shot will be sharp or not, but I'm starting to like it. Today's shot was purely practice. Next time, I'll try to find some bees and make some more interesting macro shots :)
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
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9 comments:
This is cool! Looks like it could be an ad for a telephone cord company. Nice shot.
You got it nice and sharp where it should be, and softening in the distance!
(But I thought you were going to cut hair - looks like an old pair of clippers my father had...)
The blurriness makes a nice effect.
nicly done macros are hard to do for me anyway you make them look easy great pics
Bees, schmees! This is an awesome shot and just the kind of macro that I love. Great job and very well presented. Nice one.
You focused just on the right spot. The blur gives the effect that it's in motion like a snake about to strike.
That is cool! My first thought before I read your comments was that it was an electric trimmer/razor. But knowing it's something 1/10th the size is even more astounding. What detail. :)
First glance, I thought it was a needle for a turntable for playing records...I like it, great macro!
Great macro and dof!
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