When is a macro a macro? Good Question. Is it a macro because you happen to take the photo with a macro lens, or is it a macro because you are as close as possible, trying to avoid getting stung by a wasp or a bee or being careful not to disturb a fly that has just settled for the macro of the year. I played safe with this experiment. It is the seeds of a green pepper, taking with my macro lens. I should use the lens more often, but I am too lazy and when I have a wonderful sharp focus, everything surrounding it is one big blur.
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That’s the joy of a macro lens — to focus on one small detail! This is a lovely example!
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True, but sometimes you would like to have all the details.
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looks like green pepper seeds…….lol. I have a “macro” on my camera and no bloody idea how to use it! grrr
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I also have macro on my camera, but this was a macro lens and it is better to do it with complete manual settings
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I think I want to go back to my old 35mm camera and forget this digi stuff. I don’t mind changing out lenses
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Macro lenses are a pain to use, but sometimes, you get some great pictures 🙂
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They are more luck than judgement
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