Lacks your clarity, Charlie. But this is one of my favorites that I took with a cell phone camera. Jellyfish behind glass at the Shedds Aquarium in Chicago.
I concur, the clarity is awesome. I like the cheap digital gadgets and find imagery delightful. But I do envy the detail you are able to extract Charlie. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, David. I've always been fascinated by sharp nature closeups. In my quest to make my own I have found it is a little about know-how, and a lot about how much money you are willing to spend on equipment. I have accumulated some moderately-expensive gear, and have thus worked my way up to moderately-good images.
For some not-so-closeups, here is a set I took at Red Rock Canyon, outside of Las Vegas:
Here is a nice photo I took on vacation in Ireland. It is a view looking out into the fishing port at Kinsale, on the southern tip of Ireland. If you ever get the chance, it is a beautiful spot.
And here is a picture of our pond in the back yard of our home
And just one more looking back from the pond to our home during our last snow
Great pics guys!!!!! I took this one last weekend at our Boy Scout Klondike Weekend. This is the log sawing station I ran with our camp ranger seen in the background.
MIKE
I love starting these photography topics…. they just bring great photos "out of the woodwork" (pardon the pun)! I think it demonstrates that having a creative eye, which most woodworkers do, carries over to other modes of expression as well.
Jorge: Beautiful work. The fourth one down is my favorite.
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