B&W : Macro photography of wild plants

Some macro photography shows in nature, I covered it today. There are some objects that I shoot in the garden, such as dried flower buds, young leaves, and small butterflies..Here I want to show them in the charm of black and white macro photos.

Not getting some insects is not a problem, because various other objects can also be used as macro photography, not always having to be insects for example, although it is challenging to photograph because of its constantly moving nature. But not objects that rarely move, such as leaves, flowers and others are not challenging. Making macro is also a little more difficult than ordinary photos.

I chose some shooting targets. Like this one, a dried flower bud but its shape is very interesting, it looks like a star shape.

Initially this one had a different appearance, like cotton cotton that was stuck, but not a natural result, this plant does have cotton, or should I say cotton flowers. But when I tried to photograph them they were blown away by the wind with a little mistake because I touched them. Finally, the remaining small cotton flower hook fingers became the target.

This is also a flower bud that still has visible seeds left in the middle. Still, most of these wild plants have dried up due to the temperature being too high, or maybe I was a bit late being here.

It doesn't matter if only the dried buds can be photographed, next time when the seeds fall and grow, we will get blooming flowers to be used as macro photos.

Finally I also got one moving object. Yes... a small butterfly that suddenly landed near me. Only one insect, for this time, but it was enough to decorate the appearance of my black and white macro photography post today.

I think that's all for now, on another occasion of course there will be many things that I will review here. See you again.