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Too many mountain pictures - try macro shots 
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If you're a regular hiker like I am and you like to take pictures then you probably have a drawer full of mountain and lake shots.  That doesn't generally stop me from taking more but sometimes it's nice to change it up a bit.

Try the world of smaller things. Odds are that your camera supports a close-up mode called Macro mode. Here's a macro shot I took of a wild rose on a backpacking trip not too long ago.

One of the blogs I read called lifehacker had an entry on macro photography how-to's for digital cameras.  If you like hiking and photography I recommend that you experiment with macro photography.

 
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