My friends know I'm unexplainably geeky - a fact of which I'm quite proud. My background and education have almost nothing to do with computers or programming but I LOVE to learn new things, solve a puzzle, and explore new technology. I'm sure even semi-techies would think my skills pretty inadequate and I'd agree - but I have figured out how to do some pretty interesting things that might be handy to other techie-wannabes.

Whilst there are cheap and cheerful ways of getting in to the world of macro photography, such as using extension tubes with a standard lens, or close up filters with a standard lens. It is even possible to use both should the need arise, however the image quality using this sort of equipment will not be great. Don't get me wrong, it is possible to produce some good images using these primitive methods but the best way of getting tack sharp macro images is by using a special macro lens.

Tanya Kime Wallace gives her advice on how to capture better floral images turning them into beautiful images rather then snapshots. Includes tips on exposure, distance, positioning, lighting and macro.

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