You probably hear these terms all the time, and don't really know what the difference is between a macro image, a micro image and a close-up image. I have all three "types" represented above and wonder what you know, or what you can find out:).
So, when you post your response today, let me know what you know about each term, and if you think you take, macro, micro and/or close-up photographs. And then take a stab at which photos in the collage above belong in which of those categories. Not to worry - no grades. And...it's possible that a photograph fits more than one label. You are also missing an important piece of information, which you'll discover later:). Welcome to the Pop Quiz!
Starting at the bottom left and working clockwise, here are my images: Milkweed flower, Goat's Beard puff ball, Monarch caterpillar, cactus, Monarch caterpillar, dutch shoes, Goat's Beard flower, tulip.
So, when you post your response today, let me know what you know about each term, and if you think you take, macro, micro and/or close-up photographs. And then take a stab at which photos in the collage above belong in which of those categories. Not to worry - no grades. And...it's possible that a photograph fits more than one label. You are also missing an important piece of information, which you'll discover later:). Welcome to the Pop Quiz!
Starting at the bottom left and working clockwise, here are my images: Milkweed flower, Goat's Beard puff ball, Monarch caterpillar, cactus, Monarch caterpillar, dutch shoes, Goat's Beard flower, tulip.
Have Fun!
Comments
Think would guess the terms based on their English meaning alone.
No idea in photography lingo though.
Beautiful week.
sigh.
Ok, for the quiz...milkweed flower is micro, goat's beard puff is macro, caterpillar one is macro, cactus is close up, caterpillar two is macro, dutch shoes are micro, goat's beard flower is macro, and tulip is macro and close up.
LOL - you know, I used to be a high school teacher, I wish I could say my quizzes were as fun as this. :)
Can't wait to find out what these terms and the corresponding images mean!
macro, macro, close-up, macro
macro, macro
micro
close-up
I'm sort of iffy on the catus one because I can't get a sense of scale there.
oh, well. it was lovely to see all the photos anyway.