Christopher C: Thanks. Have you ever seen the site Macro Art in Nature? It's by a guy whose from Columbia, SC - and his stuff is great (but then to come even close to what he gets, I have a feeling that I'd have to read my camera's manual...). His link is on my side bar under 'Life'. Oh - saw your comment over at Garden Rant about 'Garden & Guns'. I'll have to see what I can dig up from folks here about the place - I've heard about it for years, supposedly the place was a blast.
I just went to the Macro Art in Nature site. Very nice. A very different look and feel to his work too. The more I do this the more I want to get a camera that I will really have to read the manual.
Christopher C: His work is really nice - and he's also amazingly generous with instructions on how to get it to happen (which also requires one to read their manual. Damn. That seems to be an overriding theme).
WOW! Now that, is blue!
Posted by: Layanee | 27 April 2007 at 04:51 PM
Layanee: That's what I thought too - I didn't do any post-image doctoring - but just took it up close (so it's out of focus). I just loved the color.
Posted by: Pam | 27 April 2007 at 10:45 PM
Getting fancy and artsy there. I love it.
Posted by: Christopher C in Hawaii | 29 April 2007 at 01:44 AM
Christopher C: Thanks. Have you ever seen the site Macro Art in Nature? It's by a guy whose from Columbia, SC - and his stuff is great (but then to come even close to what he gets, I have a feeling that I'd have to read my camera's manual...). His link is on my side bar under 'Life'. Oh - saw your comment over at Garden Rant about 'Garden & Guns'. I'll have to see what I can dig up from folks here about the place - I've heard about it for years, supposedly the place was a blast.
Posted by: Pam | 29 April 2007 at 10:38 AM
I just went to the Macro Art in Nature site. Very nice. A very different look and feel to his work too. The more I do this the more I want to get a camera that I will really have to read the manual.
Posted by: Christopher C in Hawaii | 01 May 2007 at 02:23 PM
Christopher C: His work is really nice - and he's also amazingly generous with instructions on how to get it to happen (which also requires one to read their manual. Damn. That seems to be an overriding theme).
Posted by: Pam | 02 May 2007 at 04:01 PM