Hi friends!
This is part 3 of the "GET LOST IN THE BEAUTY OF NATURE" series. For those people who are new to this series, I'm working on a collection of nature photographs, all of which were taken in my hometown. It doesn't matter what the subject is as long as it or they are natural.
In this section, I travel to the forest and photograph moss, mushrooms, and other small plants. On my 35mm, I employed a technique called "Reverse lens" to shoot macro. Despite the shallow depth of field, I believe I eventually got some decent images.
These are moss photographs. They are supported by a root that is visible on the ground. It has some blue flowers growing next to it, which are quite lovely.
I'm not sure whether you can see anything in this photo, but there's a spider on the leaves. I attempted to approach as close as possible, but I was afraid of scaring the spider away.
I'm guessing these are weed seeds. They're teeny-tiny and stick out in the bushes.
These photos are of mushrooms that I found on the ground. These appear to be quite large in photographs, but in reality, some are only the size of a pen tip. I was having a hard time taking these shots because if you just shake your hand a little, the picture will be out of focus; it's a really stringent rule, special these three, I had to take around 8,9 shots to have a final result.
The first episode has come to a close. I'm looking forward to sharing part 4 with you. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
*Open each one in a separate tab to appreciate the picture*
Thank you for reading and supporting me. Have a nice day!
PEACE!