Hee! In this case, I coax the inchworm onto a twig and thence onto a leaf so it has better lighting. Then I press the macro button on the camera (in my case it's a picture of a flower). Then I shoot about half-a-dozen shots from slightly different distances and angles, and later choose the one in which the focus is closest to the worm. Then I crop the photo aggressively so you can even tell there's a worm in the picture.
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Date: 2010-04-29 03:03 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-04-29 03:14 pm (UTC)In this case, I coax the inchworm onto a twig and thence onto a leaf so it has better lighting. Then I press the macro button on the camera (in my case it's a picture of a flower). Then I shoot about half-a-dozen shots from slightly different distances and angles, and later choose the one in which the focus is closest to the worm. Then I crop the photo aggressively so you can even tell there's a worm in the picture.