More Super Macro

Taken on the headlands near Marske ISO 100, f 3.2 and 1/100 sec.

The Top

And this is Roseberry Topping just as the sun was setting. ISO 80, f3.2 and 1/100 sec.

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Roseberry Topping

We made the climb to the top of a local hill called Roseberry Topping. Its a geological outlier so stands alone giving excellent views.
This photo is from the top looking towards Great Ayton. ISO 80, 1/100 sec and F5 and set to Aperture Priority.

Bees Eye View

Another one from my macro expedition, hopefully someone will tell me what kind of flower it is. F 4, 1/125 sec and ISO 100.

Beastie

While on my macro adventure I found this critter hanging around. I took the photo on super macro f 3.5, 1/125 sec and ISO 100. Does anyone know what it is?

Super Macro

I have discovered super macro in the last couple of days and have been trying it out with varying degrees of success. Bees seem to be my subject of choice because they largely ignore me and my lens and they look fascinating close up. Other than slightly cropping this photo its as it came out, f5, iso 100, 1/125 sec.
There are more to come!

This Morning

There is a flock of sparrows that hide in the corn and lift as one to fly across the path when disturbed, my plan this morning was to set my camera to a fast shutter speed and catch them mid flight. Like most of my plans things didn't work out quite as planned but I did manage to snap this view of Huntcliff, f11 and 1/125 sec.