Here at H2 Towers, a letter has flooded in. It is from a Mrs Trellis of North Wales:
Dear Blue Peter,
I see it is a macro critique on Thursday, and Macro photography is defined as "extreme close-up photography, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size". I don't have anything like that, so what can I do?
regards
Gladys
Well, it is lucky you asked Gladys, as in this case we are using a definition of macro in it's broadest (i.e. wrong) sense. So we are really looking for close up images of anything: items in the kitchen, the garden, the car, shed. It's the perfect subject for lockdown!
So get shooting and send your entries in by 11pm on Tuesday (16th) at the latest.
Just email them to dpi@h2photo.org.uk with Macro as the subject.
