Macro Thursday 2
by Logical Lizard on Jul. 23, 2009, under Desert Flora, Photography, Sonoran Wildlife, TechnologyThe original installment of Macro Thursday was evidently quite popular with my readers, thank you. So, I have decided to make it a semi-regular feature within the realm of the Logical Lizard.
The idea here is to use the ultra-fab macro lens on my favorite digital camera to capture hidden details of the natural world. All of these photos were taken in a single day during a lengthy hike through the Rincon Mountains, outside of Tucson. Amazing what you can see if you take the time to stop and look.
Spines unfolding
Why did the tarantula cross the road? My hiking companion claimed it was because she wanted me to pick her up and stroke her belly—apparently they like that. I didn't see my friend rushing over to do any such thing, so I was happy to just take the photo and skip the belly rub.
Butterfly with camouflage
Spiral of barrel cactus buds
Balancing act
Lichen growing on a boulder
All photographs by Geoffrey Notkin © Geoffrey Notkin. All rights reserved. No reproduction without written permission.
