"Beauty In The Small"
Exploring Macro Photography
March 2018
 1st Place - Gwen HansonAlthough we played with them as kids, did we ever consider the many interesting photographic opportunities a Slinky provides? Gwen did, and was rewarded with 1st place for her vision. |  2nd Place - Toni EllisThe many interesting structures within this cat's eye are the very definition of macro photography, and what makes it so appealing. As a reminder - you will never win a stare down with a cat. |  3rd Place - Deb CarverGreat shutter speed choice Deb - the slight blur of the falling grains of sand impart the perception of motion, which suggests the passage of time, which, of course, is what a good hourglass photo should do! |
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 Hon. Mention - Deb CarverEven a humble piece of metal and fastener can become interesting in the hands of a creative macro photographer like Deb. |  Hon. Mention - Beth HankenThey don't call this purple flower "bee balm" for nothing. The bee's body is in sharp detail. Combined with the interesting color contrasts, this photo was a winner. |