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Monkey would have held the xacto blade up to his throat, but it was a)too sharp and b)a bit too small to see
{6/365} So now I tried a macro shot on my DSLR and WOAH! What a difference! I went outside after the rain today and decided I wanted to catch some water droplets, so when I saw the water droplets just chiling in the flower petals I wanted to get a beautiful picture so badly, and I ended up with this beauty which I LOVE! Macro photography is seriously so interesting, to think their is so much beauty in the tiniest places! Thanks for checking this picture out
Was thinking back from a few years ago when I picked up the first SLR as part of the last 35mm film classes taught at the college. One of the first pictures was a picture of the faucet dripping. I wanted to try it again, though I didn't think of the setting light and only wanting to use ambient light. So this I used my 50mm f/1.4 to get a little bit of speed and small DOF, but not fast enough to stop the drip in the air. I will try again when I have more ambient or try strobist style.
It was raining and I was bored so I tried to capture the rain on the window this one uses the sky as background colour.
Shot at Scotney Castle, Kent. Scotney is not one but two houses. At the top of the hill is the new house, designed by Anthony Salvin in Elizabethan style and built in 1837 for Edward Hussey III, who took the ¿Picturesque¿ style as his inspiration. At the bottom of the valley are the romantic ruins of a medieval castle and moat. This is the focal point of the celebrated gardens featuring spectacular displays of rhododendrons, azaleas and kalmia in May/June with trees and shrubs providing autumnal colour. The estate is open all year, offering a variety of walks through beautiful parkland, woodland and farmland