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This is a close-up photo of sediment laden water seeping across the beach sand at Clam Harbour Beach.
This is a close-up photo of rusting, weathered details on an old train engine at the Railway Museum in Musquodoboit Harbour.
Normally I do not crop so tight and close up as I did in this photo.
I just thought there was so a lot of interesting details in this portrait of the brown pelican.
The brown pelican, the smallest of the Pelecanidae family.
Taken in Cedar Key, Florida
-Pelecanus occidentalis
Early in the morning, I was meant to shoot sunrise unfortunately the sun is hiding ,overcast, then this cute horse says hello.. so sweet..keeps following me and I guess posed for me..☺☺☺
Head: Lelutka Ceylon EvoX
Shape: BFB (on Marketplace)
Skin:
Head: Dernier Kimiko Skin
Hair: Wasabi Ermahgerd Mesh Hair
My new Nisi close up lens (screw on filter) arrived today and I have tried a few very quick test shots on two different cameras. It turns the original lenses into a fairly decent macro lens with close focussing ability of about 8 - 12 inches at full zoom.
Here it is at an equivalent of about 260mm and cropped a little to close in on the centre of an African daisy. I was surprised to see a tiny critter at the top of the flower centre.
Overall, I think the little screw on lens does a good job. It is certainly not as sharp as a true macro lens, but for a quick and easy macro, it is better than I hoped.