It's a bit finicky, but you can take macro shots by removing your lens, reversing it, and holding it against the body of your camera. Not quite the same as owning a macro lens, but it works...mostly. They make reversing rings so that you can actually attach your lens to the camera that way; I was trying to hunt one down last night though I didn't (at the time) know what they were called and EvilMonkey suggested I look up 'ghetto macro'....*rolls eyes*
Here are a couple taken that way: (the last one is a regular shot of my macro subjects :) )
Well, a piece of it. It was bound to happen eventually - they were 3rd hand forks after all. I don't know what the boys did to them before I got them, but I suspect they weren't gentle. Had to put my stock forks back on which means I've regressed to riding a completely RIGID mountain bike. I guess that's not so bad considering that I have hardly been out on it at all in the past few years and when I have it has been on the road...but still...rigid?! Ouch.
bookkeeper, dancer, photographer(?), quiet to a fault (but not when I'm dancing), contrary, stubborn to the core, sarcastic, and always good-natured if I don’t know you ;)
Also:
https://aphotographicsliceofmylife.blogspot.ca/