3 reasons why shooting MACRO will get you out of your photographic rut.

Do you ever get in a photo rut where you just don’t know what to take photos of?  


Think about getting a lot CLOSER to your subjects.  


If you have a DSLR and you don’t have a dedicated macro lens you have a couple of options.  I am currently using the EF 12.  The ef12 is an extension tube, which is just a piece of plastic that goes between your lens and camera body that allows you to get a closer focusing distance.  I will write more about other macro options in future posts.  


If you’re using a point and shoot than look for the flower symbol to put your camera into macro mode. Most point and shoots have a really impressive macro mode.  


Are you feeling uninspired?  Here are 3 reasons why shooting macro will get you out of that photo rut.  

2008 | 20d | ef-s 60mm macro



1.  Shooting macro gives you an instant perspective change and gets you looking at things with fresh eyes.

2010 | 5d Mark II | ef 100mm macro 2.8 



2.  Shooting macro gives you a definite SUBJECT for your photo.

2010 | 5d Mark II | ef 100mm macro 2.8 



3.  Shooting macro lets you see details you wouldn’t normally see.


Do you like shooting macro?  What helps you get out of your photo ruts? 

Joanbn125 - Love the macros….. It’s been awhile since I’ve taken any close-ups.  Your photos inspire me.

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