This is my first assignment. I'm Indian and we have a lot of temples. So I took this photo at a temple, but instead of capturing the whole structure, I wanted to focus on a detail that most people usually pass by. The closer I got, the more the pillar started to look alive, more about texture, shape, and time than architecture itself. What drew me in was the contrast between the rough carvings and the smooth circular forms above it. I liked how changing perspective made something familiar feel completely different.

This is my first assignment post. @Wittawat Sadindum told me to just do it. So here it is. I have no idea what I'm doing. So the camera is on Auto. Nikon D3000. What else do I need to say? I was spinning some yarn from fibre I handdyed. I love watching the colours come alive and you can never fully antificpate what will happen. Close up of the Bobbin on the wheel.

One of my first "macro shots" with extension tubes. I found this little guy on my Christmas tree and he tried to jump away, unfortunately directly in my flash diffuser cap. Of course he didn't give me much time in there, but lucky me I had a flashlight nearby to make his eyes shine and this shot was my last attempt before he used my concentration for taking the picture and managed to escape over the edge. Over all I really hate spiders, especially big ones, but small ones weren't really on my mind most of the time, they don't scare me or something. I often just killed them if they were in my house at the wrong spots. But when I took this photo and saw the details of this creature close up, I couldn't kill one since then. I recognized that these "dots on my wall" are really fascinating creatures if you look closely and they are in fact living beings of our world. Thanks to Florian Dzula, I found this perspective of life and new type of photography. Have a nice day!

A local family go all out with Christmas decorations on their home. They take advantage of the huge oak trees they have on the property to display a different type of Christmas tree. Each of the balls are two feet in size.

Went to a butterfly house to see if I could get a shot of a butterfly. I got several but this is my favorite.