Colorful Macrophotography - yellow personal power chakra
Canon T6 EOS 1300 D Macrophotography (settings upon request)
I love this color yellow, the color of Solar Plexus Chakra
Thus the solar plexus chakra is the personal power chakra that is responsible for one's personal and professional success. The chakra colors yellow of this energy vortex are associated with fire, energy, charge etc. ... Our sense of sight is associated with the solar plexus chakra. source
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I love the brilliance of yellow! The sunshine color is the epitome of happiness!
thank you :)
thank you :) again lol
Aww, this is beautiful! i love all picture, the colours are awesome! i love this macro shot!! ❤❤
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Lovely macro flower, is fabulous shot!
Oh, thank you so much @manuelnoya :)
Wow! So you used you extension tube here right? I think i misjudged on opting a macro filter instead of this. The magnification is not no great in my case.
I always use 300mm lens with the extension tube for best results. Also, pick focal point.. usually picking one focal point. @cave-man. You know instead of all in focus. All this varies depending on what you are trying to achieve.
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