The Macro World: Lake Blue Ridge Tiny Insects #2

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Macro Photography: Ant amongst flower petals

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I think the beauty and the wonder of macrophotography is when you realize tiny details that have been right under your nose all along. While visiting Cherry Log Mountain, Cherry Log, Georgia we decided to travel to the nearby Lake Blue Ridge. Strangely after several years of being in the area we had never seen this mountain lake.

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Two goals: 1. Walk/hike this awesome lake. 2. Find some awesome tiny things to capture.

I aimed my camera at a cluster of white petals. And Waa Laa! Tiny ant crawling to the petals! Honestly… Again, he was so small you could barely see him!

f 5.6, ISO 100, flash 1/250 lens: canon 50mm

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  1. Neal Saye Avatar

    He’s such a cute little fellow.

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