March 1, 2019

CLOSEUP: Lens-Artists Photo Challenge

This week Leya invites us to show a few close-up pictures, “your own home is an endless source of motifs – and maybe a look into new worlds.”  I chose flower images because the delicate blending of multi colors, texture in the pedals and the intricate designs of each flower is so unique when viewed Closeup.  Most of these images were taken in our yard with either a Nikon 18 to 300 mm lens or 18 to 105. I did not use my micro lens but instead took Closeups of these flowers in the RAW format so I was able to crop close and show little details.

A few other Closeup flower pictures were posted several weeks ago on my blog entitled, Unexpected, located in the Previous Post link.  

 

“Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made and forgot to put a soul into.”   –  Henry Ward Beecher

 

 

 

“In photography, the smallest thing can be a great subject.” – Henri Cartier-Besson

 

 

“There are always flowers for those who want to see them.  –  Henri Matisse

 

“The earth laughs in flowers.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

 

“The importance of bumblebees in supporting biodiversity goes far beyond their role as pollinators of wild flowers.”  –  Dr Dave Goulson

 

“Flowers are like human beings…they thrive on a little kindness.”  –  Fred Streeter