AdventuresNW
One of my favorite aspects of macro photography is its ability to capture and preserve the fleeting details that enliven the world around us: a tiny insect on a blade of grass, a group of gleaming water droplets on a leaf, a row of ripples in the sand, a curtain of icicles on moss, a bright flower in bloom. In the spring, I relish those stolen moments when I can snap my macro lens onto my camera and immerse myself in the colorful and melodious world of nature.
Steph Abegg is an avid climber and photographer. She spends her summers adventuring around the western US and the remainder of the year residing in Bellingham, Washington where she is a math instructor at Western Washington University. Her popular website provides a wealth of information on photography, as well as detailed beta from her many climbing and birding road trips. Check it out at StephAbegg.com
