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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 366652" data-attributes="member: 31330">Sure landscape photography and macro are different for several reasons but on the other hand, landscape as we tend to see it is pretty much defined by our reality. In macro there are landscapes too but in this microverse different rules apply and what is a landscape there is set within those rules. It's there but we lack the equipment to shoot it as we do normal landscapes.I noticed a lonely plastic flower pot outside my window. Some ex must have tried greening my place up. It's been there for years. When looking inside the pot, moss was growing in it and those things sticking out. Just before I read the reply about landscape vs macro and when looking at the moss, wondered what would happen if I'd take it inside, get my flash and shoot some angles.It's surprisingly rewarding.[ATTACH]118202[/ATTACH]And one more:[ATTACH]118205[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 366652, member: 31330"] Sure landscape photography and macro are different for several reasons but on the other hand, landscape as we tend to see it is pretty much defined by our reality. In macro there are landscapes too but in this microverse different rules apply and what is a landscape there is set within those rules. It's there but we lack the equipment to shoot it as we do normal landscapes. I noticed a lonely plastic flower pot outside my window. Some ex must have tried greening my place up. It's been there for years. When looking inside the pot, moss was growing in it and those things sticking out. Just before I read the reply about landscape vs macro and when looking at the moss, wondered what would happen if I'd take it inside, get my flash and shoot some angles. It's surprisingly rewarding. [ATTACH=CONFIG]118202._xfImport[/ATTACH] And one more: [ATTACH=CONFIG]118205._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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