Me and My Camera https://journals.worldnomads.com/neonnature/ Wed, 8 Apr 2026 10:27:31 GMT World Nomads Adventures It was a school day and, as an assignment, we were asked to take photographs of what ever we could find and turn it into a masterpiece. We had to choose what field we would use: I chose macro photography. So i set out into the country, where there were rolling hills and blissful landscape views. The air was crisp and the sun just broke out of the clouds, giving a nice, warm radiance and light upon my face. I decided to first try out taking photos of flowers. So i come across this little patch with a variety of flowers. The sun hit them perfectly and there was no breeze to disturb. That's when i saw THE perfect moment. So i took a few pictures of the flowers and they turned out MAGNIFICENT! I thought i would have enough pictures, but as i was passing a swing set, there was a little white dot on it. That white dot was the most beautiful, most detailed moth i had ever SEEN! I knew this was a MUST to take pictures of. I then handed in the photos to my teacher and headed off home. When i was home, i noticed that my alpaca, George, had been shaven of his wool. Now this was funny. So i took a few shots of him and realised that the shots and lighting were turning out brilliant. That was a day i'd never forget; A Day in the Country. As soon as i see an opportunity open for a camera shot, i must take it (as well as many other photos along with it). As they say: You only live once, so why not explore? https://journals.worldnomads.com/neonnature/photos/30015/Worldwide/A-Day-in-the-Country Travel Worldwide neonnature https://journals.worldnomads.com/neonnature/photos/30015/Worldwide/A-Day-in-the-Country#comments https://journals.worldnomads.com/neonnature/photos/30015/Worldwide/A-Day-in-the-Country Sat, 17 Sep 2011 18:37:00 GMT 0