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Our July 2019 contest winner for Fog/Clouds/Smoke is Tazia Byler, with her stunning sunset picture!

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Macro Tips and Stories.

Hey guys, This post is all on macro! Why I love it and some of the tips I am learning for you guys to try out as well! To start off, I did take most of these on my Macro lens, but two or more of them were taken on a standard kit lens and cropped slightly in, so you don't need anything special to start taking great macro photos. Many cameras have a macro setting as well, that can help to focus closer in and have settings better suited for macro. My favorite thing about macro is all the new things you start to notice, and the tiny details you can bring to life for your viewers. This spider web was almost invisible, but when I started looking I noticed the zigzag down the center of the web and the beautiful green spider moving across the web. That brings me to my first tip which is: 1. Look for interesting designs, textures, and colors etc. to capture in you photos. The zig zag in the web above, the the almost skeleton like leaf below both have a very unique design that makes a gre

Sunflowers

Hello all, I got some pictures with my new phone camera to see how well the camera quality is... tell me what u think!!

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Okay! It's time for another blog post! This post is just kinda some of the photos I have been taking with my new Camera and the stories behind them! As you can see from the last 4 pictures, I have really been getting into insect photography with my new camera. They are just so interesting and a cool challenge to get! To get the blurry backgrounds I took my aperture all the way down and I edited just a bit for lighting/arrangement. These next three landscape photos are actually from near the same lake. I love hiking around it, and I always find something amazing! Take a good look at this one! I love the element in the middle best, but the 4-wheeler tracks, sun glare, and gorgeous grass all make this an interesting picture. My favorite part of photography is finding the little unimportant and unnoticed things. I love capturing their uniqueness and beauty! These little mushrooms were only about an inch high! Walking around the lak

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