Macro Photography
With a dedicated macro (or close-focusing) lens and/or some other "gadgets" that I will explain, such as extension tubes, coupling/reversing rings and specialised tripods, you can unveil the beauty of the natural world close-up.
A good solid tripod is needed for this, but you can borrow mine if necessary. You may also find a remote control useful in avoiding camera shake, but it's not essential.
I usually avoid winter for this workshop.
A good solid tripod is needed for this, but you can borrow mine if necessary. You may also find a remote control useful in avoiding camera shake, but it's not essential.
I usually avoid winter for this workshop.
Please get in touch if you'd like more information - 47photography@griffett.com