When I started to take photos a bit more seriously, not just snapping our boys (as adorable as they were, the boys and some of the photos) it was also a transition from analog to digital photography. One of the more startling discoveries for me was taking a photo and having it enlarged on the computer screen. I started to appreciate the tiny things. The delicate little curlicues on a dandelion for example – I had never noticed them before and I now think of this “weed” as a beautiful little flower. Or what looks like a little flower arrangement in a common houseleek plant. And why not go even closer? Into the luminous woods of moss with glowing bulbs and drops and tubes. Beauty I never expected before I picked up a camera. Maybe that’s one explanation why I started collaborating with minikins.
Lens-Artists Challenge #318: Finding Beauty in Unexpected Places
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pictures imperfect blog 
Doesn’t macro have some unexpected results. Throw in the minikins and a new tiny world opens up
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Gorgeous details.
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Thank you. Moss in particular is fascinating.
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Beautiful details! I especially love your first image. Stunning!
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Thank you.
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I love the unexpected beauty we always find in macros. Your macros are no exception. Great gallery!
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Thank you.
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Beautiful. Especially the mosses
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Thanks. I like the mosses, too.
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