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This was taken with the much maligned Canon 75-300mm, non IS kit lens:

Macro lenses are probably the best option, but cheaper options are close-up lenses which screw on like filters and extension tubes which fit between the camera and your lens. Just thowing out some other options available.:thumbsup2

Cleaning the sensor is not as scary as it's made out to be.:eek: For one thing you never actually touch the sensor itself. Just get the correct size swabs for your camera. I used a Rocket blower and ended up with a great big blob so I had to so something. It cleaned up nicely with the swabs and...

Using GrumpyGoat's lens photo: To use the depth of field scale to get the most DOF you would do this. If are shooting at f/22, move the infinity mark to the 22 on the right of the scale. Then look to the left side of the scale for the 22 and look down to what foot mark that lines up with, in...

Teton Range from Antelope Flats:

Morman Row, Grand Teton National Park:

Farm House near Devil's Tower, WY

Balsamroot

Columbine

I'd suggest you print GrillMouster's post and study it because that post is the key to photography and is very well written. Once you understand the relationship of aperature, ISO and shutter speed you can do almost anything you want. It's all about physics.:thumbsup2

IMHO shooting wide open gives you too little depth of field and leaves you with too much soft focus. I'd shoot at a slower shutter speed and higher ISO so I could close down the lens to get more DOF.;)

Early bloomers: Bloodroot Violets

I wonder how Disney feels that we are all calling the Duffy Bear a Teddy Bear?:rolleyes1

:thumbsup2 I'd probably keep dalmation girl and lose teddy bear girl. To me, the teddy bear is interesting, but distracting. The expressions on everyone are priceless.

Otter with catfish, Mississippi River at Winfield Dam:

We're still waiting to hear about the security guard with the supercop mentality.:confused:

Characters in Flight balloon:

These were taken 5th thu the 11th, the first cold week in December. It wasn't bad until the sun went down and we still had a good time. WDW Dec. 2010 Thanks for looking.:thumbsup2

Mr. Toad giving deed to Owl: