Through The Eyes Of My Camera Comes A Fly

Practised using the macro feature on my camera, I expect I'll be using this feature a whole lot more.

Above is a picture I took of a common house fly or for all you Romans Musca domestica, these acount for 90% of all flies that inhabbit domestic places. Interesting stuff.

I was pretty excited when I saw the hairs on the fly, surprising how much excitement a picture of a fly can actually bring to the average teen...Tell a lie I'm probably nothing like 'The average Teen' I mean who takes pictures of flies at the weekend? (Well me)

Anyway...

Oh well, If my summer gets anymore exciting you can expect more pictures of flies...

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Pass Time Photography

What to say...These are a few off my first attempts at trying to work a camera, I wouldn't say there too shabby but I know very little about what makes a good picture.

Above is a picture I took of a dragon fly...

'Characterized by large multifaceted eyes, two pairs of strong transparent wings, and an elongated body' this is of course according to Wikipedia.

They always seem most appealing and I would think most photographers (any one with a camera in my case) would be drawn to them. See I was trying to take a picture of a Heron at the time and got side tracked by this little critter which is fair enough I guess.

So Yeah, taking pictures, I find, is a very good pass time and seeing as I've an extra long summer ahead of me I expect i'll be posting a few more.

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