Thanks to Raghu (whom I pester a lot with myriad of photography question), I held off buying Canon 50mm F/1.8 almost on the spur of the moment. He insisted I wait and go for a Canon 60mm f/2.8 Macro lens (because he read between the lines and figured that macro photography is what I wanted to experiment with at some point in future).
Since Canon 60mm macro was much more expensive than the 50mm prime, he said the wait-time for accumulating enough budget is worth all the efforts. A colleague of mine (Bryan), during general chit-chat, then convinced me that it is much-much more fun to shoot macro with 100mm than 60mm. Long story short, after saving enough, and jumping sooner than I expected, stretching my budget a little higher, one fine day I dived into Canon 100mm F/2.8 USM Macro. And I'm in love with the results it produces.
This is the first time I'm trying true macro photography, and see the results it produced.
Water Droplets!
They are MORE fun to watch individually, zooming in for details, click here for that!
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