Camera-Critters #30
Welcome to the Camera-Critters meme. I hope that everyone enjoys this meme which is all about photos of animals/critters. So make your post, link back to here, visit other Camera-Critters captures, and have fun! Each week, on Sunday evening/night, a Camera-Critters capture from that week will be randomly selected to be featured in the sidebar of this blog until the next Sunday.So's here Hairy the woodpecker at the feeder
And a smile from Zoey, the most beautiful dog I live with and my very own cancer warrior.
And a bug along side my wall I tried to capture, and not well with my new macro lens, how do I get it not to be blurry?
And a two toed sloth
14 comments:
What a variety of pictures I love them all. Great shots!
Very nice photos. :-) Have fun with the new lense. And, thanks for your visit.
Julia: Lovely captures of all the creatures.
The Box Elder bug is blurry because of depth of field on the Macro close-up. The lens was focused on the head so the body was out of focus. Read on that subject and it may help.
Wondeful range of shots.
Very very beautiful-and hugs to Zoey
connie
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these are all great. i really like the one of zoey...he really is smiling! and i love the bug. :)
well the bug looks great, just has a soft look to it. Love the woodpecker:-)~kbear
wonderful cc series u have
Mine CC post in HERE. Hope you have time to visit. Thanks.
Great shots! Love that last one!
All gorgeous! Having fun with that new macro aren't you? :-)
Really great shots. Will be back again to visit. :)
Love your shots. Great macro lens. As far as the blurriness goes, you probably had the aperture set wide open at 1.8 or near there. You have to close down a bit to increase your depth of field! Hope that helps ;0)
What a great variety! Common and uncommon. :) You'll find the sweet spot in your macro lens. :) Sometimes I switch to AV mode to help adjust my depth of field. :)
All of these photos are awesome! I think the sloth is a first for Camera-Critters, if I'm not mistaken.
Great post!
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