Macro photography can be done in many ways. You can choose which way you want to go about it, whether that is through focus stacking or just having fun with it. In this article we are going to look at how you can improve your macro images with Lightroom.
Here’s hoping that the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show actually happens this year. It was cancelled last year and the year before.
This is a post I wrote for that magazine I started and I have posted this here before, but I thought it might be nice to post it again. It has been a few years since I last posted it. I am getting into macro photography so much more now and I would like to […]
I used to do this a lot, but haven’t for a while and I have decided it is time to do it again. While these aren’t the photos from this week, they are all ones that I have done recently.
Another year is ending and who knows what the year ahead will bring. It has certainly been a very strange couple of years.
I hinted a couple of weeks ago, but now I can definitely say, I got a Lensbaby Composer Pro II for my Fujifilm cameras for Christmas. I also got the Sweet 35 optic to go in it.
The Fujifilm macro lens is going back this week and I have to get back to using my old gear for macro photography. One of the things that has been hanging around for a few years that I haven’t played with for a while is the Composer Pro from Lensbaby.
I have been loaned the Fujifilm XF80mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro lens again, but this time I am trying to decide if I really want it.
It is that time of the year. I’ve been out in the garden a lot in the last few weeks, and there will be more posts on that to come. However, while I was weeding the front garden I came across the dahlia tubers from last year.
Spring has sprung and it is full speed ahead for the garden getting it ready for summer.