Macro Monday
A coleus leaf for Macro Monday:
I like the colors of this one and the veins in the leaf are pretty focused. I thought I had a handle on the process this week. I took what I thought was a ton of photos of some flowers and foliage from my garden. I stabilized the camera with both hands and thought the images would be sharp.
Wrong.
Most were blurry at best. A couple were okay. None are truly sharp. It’s time to stop goofing around with this and get out the tripod.
The macro lessons continue.
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Tough to complain about continual learning when it means getting up close with nature’s beauty. Happy Monday.
Ooo! You are indeed brave! I am WAY too shaky to even attempt no tripod! But, I love your coleus leaf! It is so vibrant!
I am wishing you an easy Monday… I hope that it is over soon! XO
That is crazy beautiful Carole! Here’s to this day being a fast day and returning to our decks soon! 🙂
I’m convinced that when I try to hold very still, I’m even shakier than normal! This is a lovely shot, though, so clearly something is working.
ooohhh, doesn’t that leaf make you want to knit a two-color lace shawl? that green sure pops the edging!
The colors are magnificent together!
I recall that, though people think they’ll be steady if they hold their breath (which most equate with inhaling & holding), it’s actually holding after the exhale that results in a more steady shot.
I love all the colors in this photo!
Love those colors and it is a lovely shot!
Tripods are such a pain in the patootie! But your shot of the coleus is magnificent! XO
Coleus are beautiful no matter how you look at them, and this one especially so!