Michael Brown
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- Joined
- Sep 12, 2005
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- Location
- South Carolina
- Website
- www.naturescapes.net
Hello everyone, ... it has been a long time!
I do not get to visit forums like I use to because of all the shooting that I have been doing and working with various clients, but thought I would take some time to come in here and post something.
This is a stamen found within a rose.
I took a unopened rose bud that was maybe a week or two away from fully opening, and slowly peeled away some of the outer petal layers until some of the fresh stamens were exposed.
You get the feel of "fresh", "untouched", or maybe even a "virgin state" when photographed like this.
I used the old method or setup of a Canon 100mm macro and a Nikkor 50mm 1.4 lens attached in reverse. It still works like a charm!
I moved my journal recently, and if you would like to pay a visit to see all the writings, images, etc., ... feel free to stop on by.
There are "no ads" and junk in my journal!
http://macroartinnature.wordpress.com/
Everyone take good care of yourselves, ... and keep shooting!
Michael Brown
I do not get to visit forums like I use to because of all the shooting that I have been doing and working with various clients, but thought I would take some time to come in here and post something.
This is a stamen found within a rose.
I took a unopened rose bud that was maybe a week or two away from fully opening, and slowly peeled away some of the outer petal layers until some of the fresh stamens were exposed.
You get the feel of "fresh", "untouched", or maybe even a "virgin state" when photographed like this.
I used the old method or setup of a Canon 100mm macro and a Nikkor 50mm 1.4 lens attached in reverse. It still works like a charm!
I moved my journal recently, and if you would like to pay a visit to see all the writings, images, etc., ... feel free to stop on by.
There are "no ads" and junk in my journal!
http://macroartinnature.wordpress.com/
Everyone take good care of yourselves, ... and keep shooting!
Michael Brown