Macro photography-Bug version
A butterfly steps over to another flower to eat in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Photo by John Clanton, The Oklahoman
Readers of Alternate Crop will remember a few macro photography posts like this one a few weeks ago, or my first one last summer. If I’m not careful this is going to develop into a hobby. I’m not really a huge fan of insects or flowers. I think my interest in macro photography comes from an effort to slow down and take a closer look at everyday things. It’s also quite challenging to sneak up on a butterfly—a very different kind of effort than this job usually requires.
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An insect rests on a wildflower in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Photo by John Clanton, The Oklahoman
A spider walks on his web strung between two windows at a home in The Village on Thursday, June 16, 2011. Photo by John Clanton, The Oklahoman
A ladybug crawls across a stone wall on the north end of Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City on Tuesday, April, 26, 2011. Photo by John Clanton, The Oklahoman
A butterfly rolls up its tongue after feeding on a flower in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Photo by John Clanton, The Oklahoman
-John Clanton
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