Tulips in full bloom (5 macros)

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Everything is in bloom, finally: tulips, lilac, thorn, cherry, barberry... I took just a very few quick shots on my way to the office, could not pass by this beauty, but also could not afford spend hours sitting on my knees doing macros.

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Those tulips are gorgeos! Sadly, they fly off pretty quickly.

They are huge, and massive, and stable - that benefits the macro photography too.


And now the blackthorn tree. Several of these trees are scattered throughout the park, they are young and not very large in size - so from a height of human height you can reach and take photographs without tearing off the branches of the tree... But in order to get green as a background (this color is given by grass), I had to stretch up like a giraffe so that my lens looked down, and I also deliberately pulled the branch with my hands, lowering it lower. From a distance they look even better - a huge ball of pink foam. It is impossible to pass by such beauty! (By the way, this is probably some kind of decorative, garden version of the blackthorn - I didn鈥檛 notice that the tree had any serious thorns....)


Unfortunately, today is not a very sunny day, clouds are floating in the sky and the wind is constantly causing the branches to move. This is not conducive to good, confident macro photography - even the branches of the tree were also in motion, the petals of the thorn were fluttering and did not allow themselves to be photographed :))))

Still, I manage to grab some stuff. While I was standing near the tree, examining the flowers thru the pathviewer, a cool insect arrived. I did a few pics (which I will sow later), really have no time for editing photos right now. See you next time!

location: St.Petersburg, Russia May 2024 natural lighting
camera/lens: Canon 5D Sigma 150mm raw-conv.
f 5 t 1/400 ISO 320 ---
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