incredibly sad, angry, stressed, and/or frustrated
and then go out to my garden and do some macro
photography and it never fails to put me in a better
mood.
Before I had my bot, there were often times I couldn't
get to something I wanted to photograph. For
example, yesterday my daughter and I were out for a
walk and I saw a cool viney, twisty thingy. It was
growing over a tall fence. I never would have been
able to photograph it in my manual chair because I
couldn't get close enough to it. I was in my iBOT so
I first attempted to photograph it while in balance.
The dithering kept me from being able to hold the
camera still enough. No problem though. I went into
4 wheel drive and put it in the highest setting. The
highest setting in 4 wheel is almost as high as the
lowest setting in Balance.
I got these shots, which totally thrilled me because,
second to puppies, twisty botanical stuff is my most
favorite subject to photograph.


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5 comments:
Cool!
Nancy
Those (also on the link) are very beautiful photos. I especially like the first one; it has an almost wrought-iron look to it.
;0)
Great hobby. What did you set the camera at and how close were you to the subject?
Thank you Nancy, Richard, and P!
Anonymous. I was, I dunno, maybe five inches from the subject. I used a macro lens. It is a great hobby!
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