This picture was taken as a close-up in

normal grass. Sadly, dirt isn't really my friend.

This picture was taken one a very hot day,

and this little bug wasn't happy. Yikes.

This picture is kinda weird, but i saw it on the ground and decided to put my camera's intense zoom to the test.

This picture is stunning.

By crouching down and shooting

upward it created the shadow

meets sun affect.

Lie down on hot asphalt.

Burn your tummy.

Find a cool leaf.

Hurry up.

Take a pic.

Hurry up.

Go inside.

Done.

This picture is complex. By focusing in on the flowers, they turned out clean and clear. Although, this picture also has a background, and by blurring out the background you create a multi-deminsional piece of art.

Set your camera to black and white.

Find an adorable dog.

You're good to go.

I was overjoyed when I shot this picture. My Aunt has a collage of these type of pictures (Which absolutely amaze me) and now I have one too! However, be careful if you ever decided to stick your arms in a palm bush.

This picture is by far a favorite. I was walking and realized how amazing the path ahead of me looked! So I guess to be a good photographer you need to understand when a good picture slaps you in the face. :)

The picture on the bottom of the page is taken at sunset and I learned that when your about to take a picture explore you angles before you decide on one. You may even find one you like better.

Thankfully, my camera has a large zoom and I able to hold off my joy until after the picture was taken. This was one of my first ever good pictures and I quickly learned that being a good photographer means you have to take advance of what's around you. In this case pray that the bee doesn't fly away! :)

Welcome! :)

Hello!
Welcome to Through My Lens. I just got interested in photography, and people seemed to really enjoy my pictures. So, I created this blog to share my photos with my family and friends.

Hope you enjoy! :)