I have had a wonderful, and hectic, summer in Florida, with family and friends. Thank you to everyone that has made that possible for me.















































~Avery
I love to travel. I love animals. I love nature. And I love photography. I started taking up the hobby in 2006. I am only fifteen and I'm ready to make a career out of it. All of the pictures on my blog, are the real thing and belong to me. Some of them posted, I took when I was twelve, but most are more recent. There have been minor edits. I am thankful and blessed for all of the exciting opportunities I have already had. I have only just begun.
1 comments:
I looked up the specs for both your Fuji cameras- they both have a macro setting that focuses down to 1cm. That is a GREAT feature of bridge cameras (i love my Panasonic Lumic DMC-FZ18). It appears that you got into that setting for the 5leaf twig in the sand here towards the bottom. I suspect that because the DOF is so shallow. Your close proximity here helps the photo a great deal. Several of your other photos (butterfly wind, green bee and dragonfly) may have benefited from the macro setting. Although the composition for the dragonfly i spot on ;)
A good tip for macro is "GET LOW"... Get down in there, lay down, get real close up. Find a solid angle that makes the image dramatic. Try to capture that photograph that nobody else sees.
Oh yeah- I LOVE to composition and coloring in the red/orange shell. You pulled that together nicely.
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