I've had a macro lens adapter for several years now, but never had the motivation to try to get the darned thing working. The trouble with macro photography, and with using front element attachments - is that you have to work soooo close to your subject, that it's not easy to remain comfortable for long enough to get a good shot of your subject. It's the incredible amount of patience you need to get your composition and focus JUST...
The first week of the New Year draws to a close, and I'm deciding to finally pursue the 365 Project.
I start off with this shot of a snowman in a neighborhood front yard. 
I just saw this video over on the Fstoppers blog and thought "yes, I'm going to try this for a shoot later this week!" Especially since clouds are in the forecast.
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I'm excited to finally have a model I can work with; one that wont get bored, or tired, or hungry, and that I can pose just so. She's got 26 or so points of articulation, which will have to do. I do wish her neck and hips were more flexible though. I can't manage to get her to take some seated poses that involve wrapping her arms around both of her legs; she's just not pliable enough. That's not so bad though, not every...
Anyone who frequents the Fulton Landing area in Brooklyn may recognize this Green Chevy. I don't think it moves, though I could be wrong.
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