Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Small Subjects

by Cee Neuner
I had some with this shot. My lens cap is 1 1/2 inches….but then there is the cat hair on it which is even smaller.

We are now on to another miscellaneous category for the next few weeks.  Although there is a little rhyme and reason to it.  Let’s see what you can come up with for today’s topic of Small Subjects.  I purposely didn’t say it has to be smaller than a bread box or something else, because small can be a matter of perspective.  I hope you have some fun with this weeks challenge.  See my entry at the bottom of this post for examples.  I hope you have some fun with this challenge.

The Next Series – All About color

  • Orange
  • White
  • Sepia Tones
  • Two Colors or Hues only
  • Purple

How It Works?

        1. Most weeks I will come up with a topic.  Feel free to write me with things you want to learn about.
        2. Go through you photo archives and see what photos you have that fits the current week’s challenge, or better yet grab you camera and take a new photo!
        3. ENJOY and have FUN.

Create a Cee’s Fun Photo Challenge Post

        1. Then add a link to your blog in my comment box.
        2. To make it easy for others to check out your photos and post, title your blog post “Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge” tag.
        3. Remember to Follow My Blog to get your weekly reminders.

I usually will respond to your entry on your blog, rather than on my page.

Please check out my Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge to check out more of what this challenge is about.

I took this photo of Chris capturing a small caterpillar with a small point and shoot. Nikon D80-18-200 VR lens
I took this photo of Chris capturing a small caterpillar with a small point and shoot.
Nikon D80-18-200 VR lens
The electrical outlet looks so small on this wall. Nikon D80-18-200 VR lens
The electrical outlet looks so small on this wall.
Nikon D80-18-200 VR lens
The dahlias in the back ground are called Bitsy because they are some of the smallest (shortest) dahlias. The child is even smaller, then the little pink shoes are even smaller.
The dahlias in the back ground are called Bitsy because they are some of the smallest (shortest) dahlias. The child is even smaller, then the little pink shoes are even smaller.

Qi (energy) hugs

Cee

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    1. I am actually going to do a tip and trick later this week sharing my opinions on a couple of the lenses I use. Stay tuned. It will most likely come out on Friday.

      Quick synopsis is.
      Get a sense that is around 100mm fixed with at least a 2.8F. It will give you great macros for flowers and small objects. It also gives you great people and landscapes. You just got to remember it is always fixed 100m.
      18-200m works really well too. Things won’t be nearly as sharp, but I use that lens a lot for flowers and smaller objects too.
      Fixed 50mm or less great for real small objects where you only want a small clear point of focus and bokeh from that point on.

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