Yesterday was my birthday so I wandered out in the woods in the gentle morning breeze. The morning was lovely and near our home are these yet-to-be- identified yellow flowers and these tall wild onion flowers. Some of the wild onion flowers have a pretty pink tint to them, they are only about 1/2 inch in size.
It was time to play and test out my Fuji XT2’s video capabilities, in 4K. Fuji has been so great to constantly have firmware updates that enable wonderful new features. I’m also waiting to try out the focus stacking feature and that was my main goal yesterday morning. However, it was a bit bright by the time I got out there, so I decided to do some macro with my iPhone and clip on macro lens.
It’s not as good as a real macro lens, but it’s simple to use and so fun for the time being. If you are interested, I’ll find the amazon link.
This first image is my favorite one of the pinkish wild onion, the yellow flowers, my rain boots, and a wee bit of my hand.
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Little people call her Camera Girl. Elizabeth’s little people, two boys, call her Mommy. She calls on her Canon, enthusiasm for the outdoors, creativity as a former toy maker, excitement for discovery, and addiction to Starbucks coffee to guide the littles, middles, and their families on photographic adventures. Elizabeth’s love of nature and volunteer work at a local conservancy keep her connected to the land, and always seeking new settings where she can capture the natural light, the beauty of the local fauna, and the candid and the magical moments of the families she guides.
