Macro photography at home - Part 1

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Good evening Steemit community.

Here they have me again with a photo post.

Today has been an unpleasant day due to bad weather. Then it occurred to me, why not practice macro photography in the kitchen? It's something I don't do very often, but given the circumstances, it has been a good way to hang out.

The truth is that any everyday object is ideal for creating a photographic composition.

For example a piece of bread...

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Nikon D7000 \ Af Micro Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 \ 1/30s \ f/4.5 \ 55mm \ ISO 100 \ Artificial Light.

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This object is an old scraper with which I have obtained a texture that could be applied in future works.

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Nikon D7000 \ Af Micro Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 \ 1/8s \ f/4 \ 55mm \ ISO 100 \ Artificial Light.

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Wooden sticks.

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Nikon D7000 \ Af Micro Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 \ 1/30s \ f/4 \ 55mm \ ISO 100 \ Artificial Light.


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I made this composition with a candle and a glass sphere.

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Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 telephoto lens \ 1/30s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ Artificial Light.

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As you can see, any object is valid to practice some shots. And here ends this publication, dear friends, I hope you found it pleasant. See you next time...

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"Photography is one of my great passions. I am an enthusiast of this art...That is why I also value the work of other photographers, from whom I always learn something new..."

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Look at the world, frame and shoot!!!

Macro photography at home - Part 1 | Ecency