Photo Diary
A bee or wasp. I cannot tell exactly what it is either. I just like the green bokeh.
It was a late night yesterday. My pal and myself went searching for the sweet spots taking the gorgeous surfer's paradise sunset. It was not a disappointing experience. Persian Dinner at the nearby location too.
Pentax A 200mm f4 macro
Linking Saturday Critter
Somehow, I like the view. It was something memorable in my hike in middle Taiwan
Sony a7RV
Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro
Linking Randomosity
It is quite difficult to even post on blogspot. I have scheduled all the photo posts on the other street photography 3 weeks ahead. Here, I was planning to post it day by day. Very often, the editing platform just crashed for no apparent reasons either.
Getting home to my home town in Taipei is always a nightmare. Everyone seems to want to borrow money for their own family dysfunction. I am not a bank. It is really getting to me that things have to get ugly.
I also learnt that I cannot even copy and paste my blog link address to all the weekly event either. I miss my original structure back in Australia. Humans only thrive on restructure. Constant innovation does not bring stability.
Olympus 150mm f2
Linking Saturday Critter
Not an entomologist but I just like the green in the photo.
Pentax K20D
A 200mm f4 macro
Linking Eileen's Saturday Critter
Labels:
200mm,
f4,
gippsland,
grasshopper,
Green,
insect,
k20d,
macro,
Mount Baw Baw,
nature,
pentax
Usually, I do not use flashlights. However, it does help to illuminate the subject with a surrounding negative space.
Linking Eileen's Saturday Critter
A beetle of some kind. Not an entomologist here.
Voigtlander 125mm f2.5 macro
Linking Eileen's Saturday's Critter
It is very hard ignoring it when I see one. Love the petite look of it.
Sony A7RIV
Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro
Labels:
150mm,
australia,
Cortinarius rotundisporus,
f2.8,
fungus,
macro,
melbourne,
mushroom,
Sony A7RIV,
Yarra Junction
The sheer joy of getting a macro shot in focus. I am using an old sigma macro lens from 30 years ago. There is no digital coating on the lens. So flare sensitivity is clear. I don't like flashes in macro so this was taken at high ISO. A lot of noise. Well, whatever. It was a nice walk in the wet forest.
Sony A7RIV
EX 150mm f2.8 macro
They do look yummy in the moisture.
I shot this in the rain actually. I used an old sigma macro lens that was not weather resistant at all.
Sony A7RIV
Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro
Labels:
150mm,
f2.8,
macro,
Mount Macedon,
mushroom,
Mycelium,
orange,
Red,
sigma,
Sony A7RIV,
yellow
