Yup, you need a good, fast lens for birds. A friend of mine sits in the wetlands near his home almost every morning with a 300 mm f/4 to capture some really lovely shots. 🙂 LikeLiked by 1 person Reply ↓
I was using 300 mm. I think out in field is not as challenging as in the backyard that covered with tree branches and leave. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply ↓
I have not considered taking a picture of a spent blossom. It is a different story to tell. Well done, Amy. LikeLike Reply ↓
Thank you, Patrick for visiting. This spent blossom is kind of unusual in the form and size (as tiny as one inch). LikeLike Reply ↓
These are all beautiful. They’ve got me raring to go out again with macro. 😊 f2.8 here I come ! LikeLike Reply ↓
Thank you, Helen! The macro has extended another dimension of photographing for me. 🙂 So glad you like it. LikeLike Reply ↓
getting to down to the almost microscopic with that 1st shot Amy and yet still so focused! Lovely selection of DOFs LikeLiked by 1 person Reply ↓
Thank you! I clicked your gravatar, it showed “shutterinsync.wordpress.com doesn’t exist” ? LikeLike Reply ↓
Thank you, Sue! 🙂 I almost miss replying your comment, sorry about that. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply ↓
Beautiful shots, Amy!
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Thank you, Hien! Much easier to photo DOF than BIF! 😊
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Your photos show much talent and depth of though…
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Thank you for visiting and taking time to comment, Tom!
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I like these – particularly the last one.
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The last on is my favorite. Thank you, Suzanne! 🙂
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Lovely shots Amy! 🙂
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DOF is easier to capture than birds. 🙂
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Yup, you need a good, fast lens for birds. A friend of mine sits in the wetlands near his home almost every morning with a 300 mm f/4 to capture some really lovely shots. 🙂
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I was using 300 mm. I think out in field is not as challenging as in the backyard that covered with tree branches and leave.
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Ah! That too is true. Too many background distractions to focus out 🙂
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That last floral photo was amazing in its subtle colors. Loved it, Amy. ❤
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These are great photos, Amy. The stamen, particularly, looks amazing.
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Thank you so much, Robbie! I was surprised with the stamen capture. 🙂
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Amy, your photos are amazing! Really special!
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Thank you, Debra! Happy to share these images with you. 🙂
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They are very nice, I think that third one is my favorite.
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I like the third one too. It’s no more than one inch diameter. 🙂
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I have not considered taking a picture of a spent blossom. It is a different story to tell. Well done, Amy.
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It has a different…
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Thank you, Patrick for visiting. This spent blossom is kind of unusual in the form and size (as tiny as one inch).
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These are all beautiful. They’ve got me raring to go out again with macro. 😊 f2.8 here I come !
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Thank you, Helen! The macro has extended another dimension of photographing for me. 🙂
So glad you like it.
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getting to down to the almost microscopic with that 1st shot Amy and yet still so focused! Lovely selection of DOFs
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Thank you for liking these images. Happy to see you, Laura!
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Excellent and beautiful captures. 🙂
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Thank you, Scifi! Have a great day. 🙂
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Nicely done!
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Thank you, Tom!
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Thank you for your visit! 🙂
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Sheer brilliance !
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Thank you! I clicked your gravatar, it showed “shutterinsync.wordpress.com doesn’t exist” ?
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Shouldn’t have happened. U can look for shutterclickblog 🙂
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need to make a link to youe gravatar si viewers can find you.
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Will fix it, thanks.
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You can check out my profile now 🙂
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Great job Amy.
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Thank you, Rupali! Glad you like it. 🙂
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What fabulous photos Amy 😀
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Thank you so much for your compliment! 🙂
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I really like the first one ! Nice 🙂
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I’m so happy to share it with you, Christian! 🙂 ❤
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Such beautiful bokeh effects Amy. :Lovely.
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Thank you, Sue! 🙂 I almost miss replying your comment, sorry about that.
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Oh goodness no apologies needed. Xo
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I just adore that first image Amy .. it is quite lovely 😃
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Thank you, Julie!
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