It's been a back yard adventure kind of week...
365::117
365::118
365::119
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Virtual Footprints
About Me
- Victoria Fatum
- New York
- Photographer. Nature Lover. Learning. Growing. Loving.
My tracks on the web
Subscribe to it
Blog Roll
Labels
365
New York
flowers
Infrared
black and white
cemetery
Botanical Garden
Butterfly Conservatory
flora
Philadelphia
waterfalls
Maine
butterflies
Textures
wildlife
Christ Church Burial Ground
Eastern State Penitentiary
HDR
Lighthouse
New York Botanical Garden
automotive
Greepblepix
Holiday
Tennessee
best of 2010
spring
Adirondacks
Cars
Nashville
memories
resurrection
winter
A Little Bit Me
Buttermilk Falls State Park
Carousel
Delaware
Fair
Fillmore Glen State Park
Longwood Gardens
Niagara Falls
Old Swedes Church
Tourist
Watkins Glen State Park
Wilmington
Arboretum
Around the house
Banter
Blues
Christmas
Construction
Football
Grand Ole Opry
Havana Glen
Memphis
Music
Nashville National Cemetery
News
Peabody Hotel
Ricketts Glen State Park
Robert H. Treman State Park
Thanksgiving
birthday
canoe regatta
children
snow
welcome
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(152)
-
▼
June
(18)
- It's been a back yard adventure kind of week...
- A Sunday morning at mom's house
- Sometimes it's just a comedy of errors...
- A roll of the dice...
- Catching up before the weekend rolls in...
- For the Greeblemonkey: June Greeblepix Contest
- House of Worship
- A windy day at the "beach"...
- A grave addiction...
- Foggy, misty morning
- A long week... and a week-long catch up...
- Saturday night bonus...
- A rainy day and a butterfly conservatory
- Dodging thunderheads at the arboretum...
- Floral overload
- A new memorial opens...
- Roll with the changes...
- Rainy day...
-
▼
June
(18)
3 comments:
terrific! What lens are you using for these shots. Your composition is spot on.
Thank you, Carl. I was using the Tamron 90mm macro for the first two, and the Nikon 24-120 for the third.
Nice. I have been faking it with a 100-300 zoom non macro, but I will really a prime macro soon. Again while the tools are important... your eye is what made the difference here. Great.
PS. I'm a waitin for my camera to come back from IR conversion. I think the remainder of the summer I'll be locked into doing that. I have sooo many ideas.
Post a Comment