A blue dasher dragonfly in its entirety may not really qualify as "macro" material, but its eyes do.
I'm giving a workshop focusing on macrophotography on Saturday, September 14, at the fabulous Dawes Arboretum near Newark. It'll start at 9 am at the Red Barn with a PowerPoint program on the nuances of imaging small things. The lushly illustrated talk will discuss equipment such as lenses, extension tubes and flash, camera settings, composition, etc. Also plenty of tips for finding COOL SUBJECTS.
The Red Barn is conveniently located in the midst of a diversity of wonderful habitat, so all we need do is walk outside the doors to quickly locate our own COOL SUBJECTS. The sprawling grounds of the Dawes Arboretum are always a treat to explore, and we'll have a blast doing just that. We'll end the day around 3 pm.
Cost is a mere $30.00. I hope you can make it. Registration is required, and to do so click RIGHT HERE.
A tiny zabulon skipper glares at the cameraman from atop the bud of a swamp thistle.
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