Posted on July 25, 2015
by Full Of Daisies
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A memory
Photography can be found in the strangest places
Just one photo, I promise
the tiniest shells from our Cuban trip
Category: Macro ShotsTags: coin, collection, cuba, macro, micro, nature, passion, photography, sea life, shell, souvenir
A little bug on a rosemary plant
What’s not to love?
I received a macro lens for my Nikon for Christmas. And then, the next day, a friend of mine gave me two ducks he had recently killed. I’m not in favour of hunting, as it is, but this particular hunter is my friend, is… Continue Reading “Macro Duck”
Category: Macro ShotsTags: animal, bubbles, cooking, duck, feather, macro, nature, photography, plucking, water, water fowl
Just like the social ones, it tends to gather a lot of trash.
Taking photos of…yes, you read it: a wall. But so much more!
Everywhere I’m looking now, I’m surrounded by your embrace, Baby, I can see your halo halo haloooo
…and I nearly missed it
A skull. A garden.
Category: Macro ShotsTags: bone, canine, dead, dog, exploring, garden, macro, nature, photography, skull, Valdelavilla
One for the road
Macro photography in Valdelavilla
Category: Macro ShotsTags: drop, ice, leaf, macro, macro lens, nature, NikonD5000, photography, Soria, water, winter
These may not be to trash after all
Category: Macro ShotsTags: beauty, cezanne, colour, flower, garden, macro, manet, nature, painter, pastel, photography, poetry, quote
A good day out!
Posted on May 4, 2015
by Full Of Daisies
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Hunting with my Macro lens for Micro subjects
Posted on May 3, 2015
by Full Of Daisies
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In retrospect, I think the saving was mutual.
Category: Garden, Macro ShotsTags: beetle, blog, bug, garden, happy, insect, Life, little things, macro, nature, photography, spring
Posted on April 27, 2015
by Full Of Daisies
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Some photos I took during the cherry bloom with my Macro lens
Some shots of a cooperative insect
Together with Nicole Duplaix, Chair of the IUCN-SSC Otter Specialist Group , I wrote a book all about otters and how wonderful they are. Check it out We Love Otters
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