Oh thank you! I’m really just an amateur picture taker and don’t have any macro training. Sometimes I take the picture very close up, and that’s what happened with this one. I don’t think I did anything else with it. Other times, I play around with the focus or the cropping til I get what looks good to me. I took about 20 pictures of this hydrangea on a sunny morning when the breeze kept moving everything around, and you would be surprised how different all the pictures turned out. Some were all pale creamy colors. Thank you again.
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This gets a Maine “wowsah!” and I don’t give them lightly. One to frame.
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Oh wow. Thank you so much! Hydrangea are so pretty they make it easy.
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This is my daughter’s favorite flower. She/we were introduced to them during our visit to Japan.
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The hydrangea is one of my favorites too.
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I love your flowers photographs, it inspires me to learn the macro captures. Please accept this nomination : https://themarvelousstory.blog/2020/06/19/the-mystery-blogger-award-nomination/
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Oh thank you! I’m really just an amateur picture taker and don’t have any macro training. Sometimes I take the picture very close up, and that’s what happened with this one. I don’t think I did anything else with it. Other times, I play around with the focus or the cropping til I get what looks good to me. I took about 20 pictures of this hydrangea on a sunny morning when the breeze kept moving everything around, and you would be surprised how different all the pictures turned out. Some were all pale creamy colors. Thank you again.
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Practicing a lot makes perfect right!😊
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Well, not perfect. But we try, don’t we? Thanks.
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Yes that’s true
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