Here are some shots from the Botanical Gardens where I was able to get a little up close and personal with the flora and fauna.
These are all pretty much straight out of the camera. I haven’t had time to do any post processing.
Not sure I’m going to either.
The textures were amazing.
This shot was taken with Tracy’s expert help. She had to hold the stalk of the plant so I could see the bug. Then between her shaking and mine, we did pretty good. The shot was Kathy’s idea though.
In the shade garden there was a sign with this quote:
“To see the world in a grain of sand, and to see heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour.” William Blake
9 comments:
Great close-ups once again, Magpie!
nice. these are great! love the dragonfly!
I missed the whole encounter with the dragonfly. I'm duly impressed with all!
Beautiful shots! Isn't the garden a great place to take pictures? I love it there.
Excellent shots. I don't know what you would do when you say 'processing' but I say leave them bee.
Great macro. My camera seems to wnat to focus on the back of the shot---even on macro setting. I luck out sometimes though. MB
You are incredible with macros, Nancy! I wanted to reach out and feel the texture of some of those shots!
Wonderful textures and bugs! The dragonfly is really cool, I rarely see them.
It must be quite relaxing to wander in the botanical garden and take some photos... Thanks for sharing!
God bless you!
Cezar
I love the raw, unaltered pictures...they speak to me. You got some great photos here. Glad you gals had a fun day :)
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