isn't macro photography...

...brilliant?

Yes, I know last week I said it was boring.  But it's all I've got.

I had a row for getting olive oil on the conservatory rug so I'm not allowed to experiment with that any more.  I tried taking pictures of bubbles in dish soap but had another row for wasting that so I'm afraid it's macro - for now at least.

The image below is of a Green Shield Beetle.  I first saw him (it is a him, I just know) sunbathing on the windscreen wiper on Lisa's VW.  But I thought he was way to vulnerable to passing birds there so moved him to a much safer place in the garden where he repaid my kindness by posing for me.

Oh, and a week later he's still in the same place.  Alive and well.  At last until the glue wears off.  

JOKING!!!

Fujifilm X-T3, Micro Nikkor 105mm f2.8D
1/25th of a second at f5.6, ISO 160
handheld