I'm a huge fan of macro photography. A really really good friend knew my interest in entomology and lepidoptery, so he sent me a camera worth well over I could ever pay for, and viola. . . I created a whole album of the moths I caught and photographed for a digital collection. From there, after a couple years of "mothing" I had plenty fun learning about macro photography as well as finding new and unknown species.
These are all my macro shots of moths in a bundle, all neat and organized.
I know, odd thing to photograph - And sadly our local specimens are nothing compared to what my friends find in Japan, Thailand, and South America, but. . . You work with what you have.
I also do photography with my chickens as well as just about anything else but people.
These are all my macro shots of moths in a bundle, all neat and organized.
I know, odd thing to photograph - And sadly our local specimens are nothing compared to what my friends find in Japan, Thailand, and South America, but. . . You work with what you have.
I also do photography with my chickens as well as just about anything else but people.
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