Waynne wrote:
Hi
Are the woman walking with bare feet?
Love the picture!
Both women are barefoot . . . each one behind a man.
The rear buggy seems to be pulled by a two-legged horse!!
aineo wrote:
Thanks everyone. I guess I could have looked for a hat with a tag on it to make it more like the Minnie Pearl you were thinking of. I appreciate the comments.
Nice shot with good lighting. Does Minnie Pearl have another ear?
Objects like this usually show up when making pictures of my grandson playing soccer.
Finally got one that was in focus . . . it was a dragonfly. After that, more often than not, I noticed dragonflies in the area.
Nikonian72 wrote:
That was not OP's question. Basic questions were asked and answered.
I didn't intend to answer OP's questions since they had been answered.
I was responding to OP's following statement.
"And you need a macro or micro lens to do macro or micro photography."
Country's Mama wrote:
Ok I get it now. I was getting so confused. So if it is a micro or macro lens it will state that on the lens.
And you need a macro or micro lens to do macro or micro photography.
Thank you both for clearing that up.
You really don't need a macro/micro lens to make close-up photos.
My camera is the Nikon Coolpix 8800 which does not accept interchangeable lenses, but does accept filters. So, I attach a Canon 250D close up lens for macro photos. When I did film photography, I used a Nikon T5 or T6 close up lens attached to the end of an 80mm to 200mm zoom lens.
Using this method eliminates the cost of another expensive lens and lessens the weight of your camera bag.
One other possibility, which I have used, is to attach a reversed 28mm lens to the end of a 200mm lens - using a step-up ring between the two lenses.