Day 148
If you were as small as a Lady Bug, Butterfly, Beetle or Ant, this is what you may see if you were under a flowering plant in my flower bed.
I used my 7D Canon Camera, with my macro lens and started my photo walk around my yard. I set my camera on 'P'. I have discovered how to use a the back button focus! That means I didn't need to get down on my hands and knees to take some 'Under' shots of these gorgeous yellow flowers! I pointed pushed the shutter button then took a look!
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| Under ~ Bugs Eye View |
I love the texture of this photo.... I could almost say it is like a painting! Painted with my camera! I would use this photo as something I would hang on a wall... or use as a greeting card.
Tell me what you think....I would love to hear!
Until tomorrow,
Jewels
"And I think to myself... what a wonderful world."
You can be a prospective member of an entire community of photographers taking pictures associated with a “bugs view”. Their creativity provides an interesting perspective of the world we inhabit, not a common perspective. You have to love the English language. There is a distinct difference in the meanings of “perspective”. Two words, same spelling, yet different meanings and rules of application. One is always used as an adjective and the other always as a noun. On the other hand, one’s perspective is shaped by a person’s culture, physical traits and personal experiences. And.. there are three types of perspectives in Art that one needs to understand ( atmospheric, linear and colour).
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