The archives for Canon 100mm macro lens

1. Cyclamen

   Plant portraits may not be the most creative, but then, nature has already done that for you.

   • 26^th Sep 2010
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2. Hanging On

   I love the extra detail that you notice in a photograph that you miss at first glance – in this case the clarity and delicacy of the wings.

   • 19^th Aug 2010
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   Echinacea (and hoverfly)

   Most of the picture ticks the boxes for composition and sharpness, there is just one little problem…..

   • 3^rd Aug 2010
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   Hoverfly

   In this natural history shot I made a conscious effort to concentrate on the composition as well as the sharpness of the subject.

   • 25^th Jul 2010
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   Spirals

   Landscape photography is not just about taking long distance shots of hills and trees, sometimes a macro lens is the best option for taking shots of the ‘intimate landscape’.

   • 18^th Jun 2010
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   Unnoticed

   Whilst others were looking at owls, I found a rather nice weevil in a farm hedgerow.

   • 12^th Jun 2010
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