Nature Photography

            Hi guys. We meet again in this blog. It's been awhile that I didn't post any article lately. As we know, February already passed and here comes March. What I always think in my mind is how am I going to change my hobby into a profession. Meaning that, I want to earn some money from my photos. Hmmm...I don't think that I'm qualified to be a photographer because all my photos are not on a level which is same with the professional. Maybe I should polish my skills more and more. Actually, it is not the camera that makes the pictures valuable but the photographer who makes his pictures to be something different and great. So, this time I put 'Nature Photography' as my task. Perhaps some of you can comment on my photos.

Nature Photography

I was in the Kinabalu Park when I shot these photos. I like the colors of each flower because it portrays freedom. The composition is the key to beautify them.

Canon EOS 1000D with Canon 18-55mm at 35mm; ISO-400; 1/200sec at f/5.6

Canon EOS 1000D with Canon 18-55mm at 39mm; ISO-200; 1/13sec at f/7.1

Canon EOS 1000D with Canon 18-55mm at 41mm; ISO-100; 1/100sec at f/5

Canon EOS 1000D with Canon 18-55mm at 55mm; ISO-400; 1/200sec at f/5.6

Around my school

Learning Macro

What is the name of this flower?Can you guys find out?

I like the colour composition of this flower.

At last, I captured this bee.It's really difficult because it always moving.

 This is the beauty of nature.

 I don't know what type of bee is this.

 I just think that all these pictures are just OK.Not a superb macro picture.

 I think that I should learn more on how to take a macro picture.

Though I felt so tired after taken all these pictures, I learned a valuable skill.

• Tips to capture the bee: Use a tripod and predict where the bee will go.Adjust the focal length and ready to shoot.Timing is important.Other thing you must consider is PATIENCE.. =)