Week 23 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/12/21/macro-moments-challenge-week-23/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

Winter is here.

iPhone 6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f/2.2, Exp 1/190, ISO-32

Week 10 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/11/23/macro-moments-challenge-week-20/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

Anybody want to guess??

Phone 6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f2.2, Exposure 1/15 sec, ISO 800

Week 10 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/11/16/macro-moments-challenge-week-19-broaden-your-scope/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

And a few additional instructions for this week:

“For this week’s challenge I am going to try something a little different. The theme of the challenge is, “Broaden Your Scope”. Some of you may not have considered using your macro lens for street, nature or portrait shooting, so this week you are challenged to use your macro lens for anything other than macro!  When you submit your entry, please include the name of the lens that you used and your settings.”

Ok, I know this isn’t really following the instructions, but I don’t have a macro lens for my DSLR – I usually use the Macro setting on my Point and Shoot or my iPhone app.  So, here you go.  The clarity is pretty cool!

Phone 6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f2.2, Exposure 1/15 sec, ISO 400

Week 10 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/10/19/macro-moments-challenge-week-15/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

iPhone 6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f2.2, Exposure 1/15 sec, ISO 500

Now I’m hungry…

Week 10 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/10/05/macro-moments-challenge-week-13/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

I’m back!

iPhone 6, Camera+ app, f2.2, Exposure 1/30 sec, ISO 50 – This was not as small as you are hoping it was…

Week 10 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/08/31/macro-moments-challenge-week-11/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

iPhone6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f/2.2, 1/30 sec exposure, ISO-80, focal length 4mm

Week 9 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/08/17/macro-moments-challenge-week-9/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

This week there is a theme of “inanimate objects”, so neither plant nor animal.  I am cheating, well kind of.  I took this picture over the weekend with the Macro Challenge in mind, and while technically the object here is made up of what was once animals and plants, it is now inanimate…

iPhone6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f/2.2, 1/30 sec exposure, ISO-250, focal length 4mm

Week 8 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/08/10/macro-moments-challenge-week-8/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

Grass along the ocean path.

Canon Powershot SX700HS, Manual setting, zoomed in:  f/8, 1/50 sec exposure, ISO-100, focal length 4mm

Week 7 of Macro Moments from Musin’ with Susan (https://musinwithsusan.com).   (https://musinwithsusan.com/2016/08/03/macro-moments-challenge-week-7/).  Just to remind you (and me), here’s how the challenge works:

• Choose a favorite macro photo  from the past week or from your archives.
• Add the photo to your post and a brief description. I would love to know, as I am sure others would, too,  what camera and lens you used and your settings.

They are quite lovely looking critters, as long as they are outside of the house (and I see them before I walk into them…)

iPhone 6, Camera+ app, Macro setting, f/2.2, 1/30 sec exposure, ISO50, Madison Avenue filter