Project 365, 2022 Week 29

 

Week 29, 2022, was full of macro work and a little experimentation. I usually use my Canon 100 2.8L macro lens whenever I’m wanting to photograph things close-up. But, this week I experimented with using the Lensbaby Sweet 35 with a 12 mm extension tube. I was pretty happy with most of the images that resulted. This combination gave me the up-close view I wanted and the slight blur that I like in my macro images.

 

Wildlife and hummingbirds are always favorite subjects, so I managed to photograph a few of those as well. While scouting for our upcoming Central California Coast photography workshop coming in February, I caught the sea otters hanging out in the harbor one early morning. Mostly they appeared pretty lazy, but there was a little ruckus over a favorite spot. Once that was sorted out, everyone went back to just hanging out. Afterwards, I headed down the coast and caught the amazing play of fog, coastline, and beautiful blue sky all coming together to make the most incredible landscape scene of the day.

 
 

“I tend to think of the act of photographing, generally speaking, as an adventure. My favorite thing is to go where I’ve never been.”


~ Diane Arbus

 
 
a block of images of macro, wildlife, and landscapes
 

Once again the neighbor’s chicken was not particularly cooperative. But, I do think it found some nice light. And, the deer was somewhat illusive as well just hanging out in a cemetery.

It was a diverse week to say the least. Onward with Project 365, 2022.

 
Blue sky, fog, and the gorgeous California coast near Big Sur
 

Each day is an amazing adventure on the coast… or anywhere in nature. Get out there!

 
 

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