Sometimes one can find good photo opportunities by narrowing one's focus. Not the camera focus, the mind/eye focus. We spend much of our camera time taking photos of blooms or clumps because that's what we are here for.
However, bits and pieces can suddenly become whole canvases for our interest if we look closely enough.
I tried constraining my view as an experiment in enjoying the bits and pieces of my subject, deconstruction of the daylily as it were.
Now these probably won't help my hybridizing or mapping or data storage but they do make me feel closer to my daylilies
I wasn't really close as my camera's macro capabilities are not it's strong point. I used (you guessed it, cropping) to create these as you will be able to see if you zoom in. Some of them have more grain than others.
Next time, a field in which I'm out of my depth.
Charley
I’d rather have questions that can’t be answered than answers that can’t be questioned.
