Trafalgar Play
Today after dinner I played with my new macro in Trafalgar Park – I am still trying to master it, learn the tricks and get a feel for using it. In these pictures I really like the little touches of setting sun on the small corners of the stone.
I am going to be away for a few days, starting on Friday, and this lens is going with me, probably to be used a lot. I am off on a short trip back to Haida Gwaii for a potlatch, which I am so pleased to be attending. One result is that I am going to prepare a series of posts in my absence, and it seems now that they will all be from playing about in Trafalgar Park. Even though I am not gone yet, the series has started itself today, with two shots that I could have taken with some of my other lenses. These stone etched words are on a bench that was in a recent post of mine.
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Canon 5Dii, Canon 100mm/f2.8 macro, ISO100, f2.8, 1/125th (bottom shots), 1/160th (top).
burnt embers 
Oh boy, I love your macro shots and am VERY much looking forward to seeing some of them in the coming days here! Hope you have a great trip, we’ll definitely be thinking of you guys while you’re away!
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Thanks Toad. We are going to have a lot of fun. I don’t promise macro shots, just shots taken with the macro lens 🙂
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Is that Trafalgar Square in the first image? 😉
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I think it might be 🙂
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