CLOSER - (PHOTOGRAPHY STORIES)
These are close-up photos, just as the title of the post indicates, by the way. Furthermore, they are photos selected with the intention of providing a series based on natural motifs on one hand, and humanized ones on the other. Curiously, all these photos were taken while wandering the streets of my town, observing daily life and recording moments with my camera. But, when looking around carefully, it is practically impossible to ignore the small details and not stop to look and take photos of them too...
Estas son fotos hechas muy de cerca, tal como lo señala el título de la publicación, por cierto. Además, son fotos seleccionadas con la intención de proporcionar una serie basada en motivos naturales, unos, y humanizados, otros. Curiosamente, todas estas fotos fueron tomadas mientras deambulaba por las calles de mi pueblo, observando la vida cotidiana y registrando momentos con mi cámara. Pero, cuando se observa alrededor con atención, es prácticamente imposible desentenderse de los detalles pequeños y no detenerse a mirar y a hacerles fotos también...
📷 01 - Ants cutting pieces of guava... / Bachacos cortando trozos de guayaba...
📷 02 - Dead window... / Ventana muerta...
📷 03 - Dead leaf relief landscape... / Paisaje del relieve de la hoja muerta...
📷 04 - Time passing irreversibly... / Tiempo pasando irreversible...
📷 05 - Anthanassa... / Anthanassa...
📷 06 - Broken rust... / Oxido roto...
📷 07 - Pitahaya flower... / Flor de pitahaya...
📷 08 - Chronicle of the wounded asphalt... / Crónica del asfalto herido...
📷 09 - Jumping spider... / Araña saltarina...
📷 10 - Red in the frappé machine... / Rojo en la maquina de frappé...
Thank you very much for your visit and appreciation!
¡Muchas gracias por pasar y apreciar!
ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL NOTE: Photographs captured with my Nikon D7000 DSLR camera in RAW format, then processed in Adobe Camera RAW for adjustments regarding light, sharpening, contrast and depth... They were then exported to JGP format on which minor modifications such as straightening and adding watermarks were carried out using PhotoScape v3.7
NOTA TÉCNICA ADICIONAL: Fotografias capturadas con mi cámara DSLR Nikon D7000 en formato RAW, procesadas posteriormente en Adobe Camera RAW para ajustes relativos a luz, afilado, contraste y profundidad... Luego fueron exportadas a formato JGP sobre el cual se llevaron a cabo modificaciones menores como enderezado y agregado de marcas de agua usando PhotoScape v3.7
"We make photographs to understand what our lives mean to ourselves." - Ralph Hattersley.
"Hacemos fotografías para comprender lo que nuestras vidas significan para nosotros mismos." - Ralph Hattersley.
Lens: Sigma 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 II DC OS HSM
Lens: Tokina ATX-PRO 100mm f/2.8 d MACRO
Lens: AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR
Lens: AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
Lens: Nikon AF Nikkor 50 mm f/1.8d FX
Lens:AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G
Lente: Sigma 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 II DC OS HSM
Lente: Tokina ATX-PRO 100mm f/2.8 d MACRO
Lente: AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR
Lente: AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
Lente: Nikon AF Nikkor 50 mm f/1.8d FX
Lente: AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G
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Veo que estás trabajando con los macrolentes , saludos
I like this shot of the fly on this unusual flower. It looks like the flower might have a strong scent to attract them.
Oh yes @litguru friend, pitahaya (dragon fruit) flowers have an intense and delicious aroma and bloom throughout the night until the early hours of the morning. The insect you see there isn't a fly; it's a Meliponini bee, which are stingless bees. We have many species of them here. Thank you so much for appreciating my work and commenting!
The flower has 'dragon' vibes. It's interesting that it blooms at night, then it'll be ready for the bees in the early morning. I really thought that was a fly, so I was wondering if the flower scent was fragrant or pungent. Now I see the details closer, and it does look like a type of bee. Thanks for clarifying.
Que hermosas estas fotos 📷, mi favorita fue la morada, se ve increíble. Saludos, @jlinaresp.
Gracias @vezo por el aprecio y apoyo a este trabajo fotografico!
The textures in these photos are incredible!!! The ones that make the biggest impact are those featuring insects, although I really don’t like those jumping spiders at all. And although there are no cats, joking aside, the composition you’ve captured today is spectacular, especially because of the textures of the wood, the rust, the flowers and that dry leaf with its veins.
The ants and the butterfly are my favourites, and in the case of the butterfly, it’s because it’s so close up that you can see its wings and the way they’re arranged so clearly. Thank you so much, as always, for your brilliant work. A big hug!💗
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Absolutely fantastic photos. I look forward to each of your macro photo collections. Bravo and thank you for such wonderful examples of incredible beauty 😍👍