Plum-tree blossom again. It was sunny day, so there were no problems to do such macro photography.

This is the macro blossom of the plum-tree. This macro photo I made in this spring.

Continue stork photo serie

This stork was captured in this spring using my old camera Fuji S5500 and teleconverter TCON-17. Stork was searching for the frogs…

Again small water drops in warmhouse. For these macro shots I used Nikon D50 and Raynox DCR-250 super macro lens. These photos I edited in Photoshop, and here are some simple steps, which I made:

I should notice that not always photoshop’s ‘Auto color‘, ‘Auto levels‘, ‘Auto Contrast‘ gives good results…

Some water drops in a warmhouse which as usual are taken in macro mode. In general, I could say that begining of the spring usual is not very thankful for outdoor macro photography:

• Because often there is no sunlight, which is very important for macro photography.
• Nature is not rich of colours, toneless, so backgrounds and objects are gaunt.
• There still aren’t insects, which are the main objet of macro photographers!

So I’m waiting for the shinier days, more green (or other) colours and more insects in my garden…

Macro shot of little grasshopper. It was very calm, and I could take lots of macro photos. For this photograph I used Nikon D50.

Beginning of spring. Together with spring alot of macro photographers begin nature macro photography. I took macro photo of some red small snowball berries, which growed up during last summer… Now they’re not very fresh. It seems, that birds doesn’t care for this sort of berries during the winter. Maybe because that last winter was not so cold. Snowball bush had lots such blasted berries which in macro photo seems beeing ‘out-of-date’ :)

This fly was on the sunflower…