Learning to "Think Macro"

Interesting. I'm so used to looking for "big moving things"; birds, snakes, otters, bobcats, deer and turtles. Macro is really forcing me to "see" differently. Lots of new techniques and skills to be learned as well.

[marzenka]

Fantastic catch!

[karenann]

Stunning clarity, Rob. The world of insects is one of great beauty.

[Sharon Lee]

I wish I has a macro.. I tend to see the smaller things and sometimes pass up the major scenery. Great capture Rob!

[❀ Lynn]

Wow! What a great photo! Lovely dof and background. I like its 'pose' too.

[Tara]

I think that you've learned it - excellent detail.

[Shirley Banford]

Beautifully done.

[Kathy Burzynski]

Love this one - awesome macro it is

[ladyjane]

Great macro. The bug stands out so nicely against that green background.

[Sybil Freeman]

this is absolutely amazing ... love it ...

[Ramona]

great shot

[Linda]

Great macro shot!

[jamie turner]

amazing!!!

[Miss Kyles]

That is a stunning capture!!

[davide]

Awesome details

[Cat Whiskers - Nan]

This is excellent! Welcome to 365!

[Corine Wernsen]

Great close-up!

[Rob Crosby]

Thanks to each of you, for the kind comments and the warm welcome to 365! What a great group of people!

[Tanja]

great macro shot, I love the details!

[Dominique]

Wow - what exactly is this? Great shot!

[Katie]

Fantastic clarity :)

[Rob Crosby]

@violetlady @victorypuzzle @skatied
Thanks for the kind comments. Dominique, Wish I could tell you what this is. I don't know. About 3/8 " long.

[Steven G]

Its cool when you can catch real life like this shot nice job.

[Rob Crosby]

@zboom
Thanks Steven, I'm really having to work at "thinking small". I tend to overlook the possibilities with things like small bugs!