I’ve often wondered what I look like when I’m photographing my miniscule subjects. I oftentimes am laying on the group, splayed out on the forest floor to get a good shot of that tiny mushroom. Sometimes a crouch is better, or a stoop, or even going on my tip-toes if that mushroom or moss or lichen happens to be on a tree.
During the last few times my aunt and I have gone out hiking or canoeing (like our Summit Creek hike or the sloughs of Creston), she’s taken photos of me while I’m fixated on my subjects. A few of these photos are also ones that my dad took during our hikes in Fernie.
It’s both entertaining and educational to see how I take my photos, and I thought I’d share these behind-the-scenes shots on my blog.















Thanks to both my dad and my aunt for getting these shots during our outings!

I love seeing the artist behind the lens! Very cool !
Thanks, Grandma Ushie! <3
Thanks for sharing these great photos of you at work Hazel. I am so inspired by your passionate view of nature….I look forward to a hike in the woods with you.
I appreciate your comment, Do. It would be great to go on a hike with you <3
That is an interesting perspective of your hikes. I loved all the shots!
Thank you, Nancy! <3