Category Archives: macro
Don’t Cry For Me
Excuse Me
Squared – SQ180
Midday, Floral, Macro
Well, this is not the image I thought I would be posting today. But, a lucky capture is worth showing. I had focused on this floral subject shining brightly in the midday sun when the dragonfly landed on a petal. A quick re-focus and shutter click grabbed me this image before he was gone. Luck had everything to do with this one…
Basking in Her Glow
Reminisce of Me Deeply
Colors
Midday, Floral, Macro
I’ve been interested in learning more about color. Especially the impact color can have on my images. I have read a few books on the subject and have definitely kept color on my mind as I look for compositions. I believe I have improved in my use of color but I feel I can still bring it to the next level. Here are a few instances of focused color…

Confidence
Nikon Z6 II, NIKKOR Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S, 1/40s, f/5.6, ISO 100
All in a Day
Bellamy Harbor Park
Mohawk River Trail
Delta Lake State Park
I ended up being a lot more lazy on Saturday than I planned. Simple as that.
On Sunday I reversed what happened on Saturday. I started the morning at Bellamy Harbor Park for the sunrise. The fog had other plans but I adapted and incorporated the conditions into an image. I miss the trees that lined the canal walkway and provided shade for the benches but without them this view is more open.
I doubled down around lunch and went for a walk along the Mohawk River Trail. I split the trail in half by parking at the Chestnut Street lot and explored in both directions. I couldn’t resist the black-eyed susans as soon as I spotted them.
In for a penny, in for a pound. I made it a trifecta by ending the day at Delta Lake State Park. The sunset was going to be interrupted by the clouds on the horizon but I arrived early enough to capture the color before the sun completely hidden. The gulls were enjoying the beach and lake even more than the remaining people. I took a chance at capturing one in flight. I don’t think it turned out too bad…










