The instruction manual for my camera recommends against
pointing the camera at the sun, lest damage result.
Because I always follow instruction (;>o), I didn’t aim
my camera directly at the sun. I aimed
it at something between the camera and sun.
That counts, doesn’t it?
I’ve done this before, using the sun for backlighting, but
lately I am obsessed with photographing flowers in this manner. Thus:
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| Dandelion seed head |
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| Cotton Grass |
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| Lupine |
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| Wild Geranium |
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| Dwarf Fireweed |
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| Clover |
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| Clover |
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| Dandelion |
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| Grass Seed |
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| Seed heads |
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| Lupine |
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| Lupine |
How beautiful! Thank you, Jeanne, for the flood of happy memories that always come while looking at your photos from the Peninsula.--Rebekah
ReplyDeleteThe sun, the moon, the stars...whichever you want. I give them all to you. Use them as you see fit.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't a direct Bible quote, but I believe the Lord will approve.
In other words, I love these nature photos and I hope your camera holds up in spite of it all.
Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you have them framed. We just returned from Maggie Valley, where the lawn at the cottage there was covered in white clover, much beloved by buzzy bees. No barefooting. That dandelion seed head looks like a wish on the wing. Gorgeous.
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