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December Dew

Happy December! Its hard to believe this is the last month of 2015 and soon to become 2016 in less than 4 weeks away.

What a messy and rainy week we had these past couple of days. This was defiantly a messy week and foggy weather too. 

I recently did dew drops this week after it had finally stopped raining. I quickly realized it was time to get outside and do some photographing again. 

I quickly grabbed my camera and camera equipment to head outside and enjoy the weather. I used my new macro lens I got for my birthday and did some experimenting with dew drops in these conditions which was great to get some practice in. Macro Photography is very easy for some and harder for others. I am in the more advanced stage of macro photography and still learning some new techniques for doing macro work. I am hoping to get more dew pictures soon I hope!







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