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A Portrait of Spring in Macro

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Spring is arriving slowly and torturously, even though daylight is back in abundance. Now the sky never gets black. There’s been flurries nearly everyday last week — this is the arctic circle after all. Today, I took the children hiking all day, and I also decided to try out my new macro photo equipment, which is just an extension tube (Canon EF12) attached to my normal walkaround lens (Canon 17-40 4L). Focusing was definitely problematic with the extension tube. The depth of field is so narrow that a slight movement would render the main subject out of focus. But the narrow depth of field gave me wonderfully blurred background.

On a sad note, Kristin’s sister’s fiancee passed away suddenly. We spent New Years with the wonderful couple. Kristin is now with her sister in Røros. He was 44 years-old.

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  1. RichardP #

    Great shots. The subjects would suggest you’re a budding photographer, however the quality indicates you blossomed some time ago.

    May 13, 2012
  2. Thanks Richard.

    May 13, 2012

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