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Practicing Digital Photography: Taking Close Ups
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(Aug 25, 2013, 04:43)EdMak Wrote:  If you look closely at left eye, I can see myself, (This was on original file, not resized for forum). Ed.

SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!!
#27

Great shot, Ed
#28

SarahE - Hello and welcome to the forums! It is nice to meet you and to see your first post on site! Can you tell us a little more about the photo and your settings? Or, what ever info you would like to share with us? Thank you!

Barbara - Life is what you make of it!
#29

    Spent a few hours down on the beach today, peering into the rock pools. Lowest tide of the year. 100mm macro lens, f9 at 1/100 sec. 400 ISO. Canon 60D.
#30

Was this through water Dean, in any case good shot. Try lighten it a bit, sure it would improve, based on my Monitor. Ed.
#31

(Aug 26, 2013, 04:29)EdMak Wrote:  Was this through water Dean, in any case good shot. Try lighten it a bit, sure it would improve, based on my Monitor. Ed.
Thanks for the pm Ed. Yes, it was through water and I had forgotten my polariser.

#32

That was quick Dean, don't own any Filters, so can't forget them. Cheers. Ed.
#33

This is very cool! How did you get so close? If you were using a telephoto lens.....even better.
Sarah
#34

(Aug 25, 2013, 14:57)Barbara G. Wrote:  SarahE - Hello and welcome to the forums! It is nice to meet you and to see your first post on site! Can you tell us a little more about the photo and your settings? Or, what ever info you would like to share with us? Thank you!

Thank you for the welcome. I took this photo last Feb. just as the pussywillows were coming. I use a Sony DSC T50 point and shoot. Settings are limited so I just set the camera on macro, held it steady and shot. I'm quite pleased with the result.
Sarah
#35

Thanks Sarah. I was using a 100mm macro lens so was about 8 inches above the water surface. Shallow rock pool only a few inches deep. Shrimp seemed to be interested in what I was doing and came closer for a better look!
#36

    A photograph of pineapple
#37

Hi Casey, unfortunately the size does not convey much, I get away with a 1024x768, try around that figure, too big and you get a warning, look forward to a better look. Ed.
#38

hi i took this shot after we had a down poor of rain all through the night, it was with my VR 17-55mm lens ISO 140. 1/125s F/8 i had +17 macro lens filters on to get a close shot.... the photo was taken about 12:50h. i dont know why but i feel sad when i look at this ?!


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#39

caught this damsel fly out for a walk, its a common blue but u dont see many of them around our neck of the woods... i took it with my sigma 70-300mm ISO 400, 1/125s F/5.6 with macro. i have some of the damsels in tandem..


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#40

Bigger imsge please?? Ed.
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(Aug 28, 2013, 16:28)funkymunky Wrote:  caught this damsel fly out for a walk, its a common blue but u dont see many of them around our neck of the woods... i took it with my sigma 70-300mm ISO 400, 1/125s F/5.6 with macro. i have some of the damsels in tandem..



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(Aug 28, 2013, 16:22)funkymunky Wrote:  hi i took this shot after we had a down poor of rain all through the night, it was with my VR 17-55mm lens ISO 140. 1/125s F/8 i had +17 macro lens filters on to get a close shot.... the photo was taken about 12:50h. i dont know why but i feel sad when i look at this ?!



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#43

there we are bigger images tis near my bed time,, sorry peeps... zzzzz
#44

Sharpen the first one a bit more, cracking. Ed.
#45

that's the best i can get Sad i have a few shots of the damsel and in tandem so i will play about tomorrow and see what i can come up with :0 nite all zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
#46

        I love taking pictures of raindrops on flowers, etc after a rain. The objects I found were too high for my tripod so I tried to stay still and just shot. I love the way the background looks so clear in the raindrop. I used the magnifying glass setting on my point and shoot.


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#47

Very nice images everyone! Love to see what everyone is working on!

Keep them coming! Thanks!

Barbara - Life is what you make of it!
#48

(Aug 28, 2013, 19:10)SarahE Wrote:  I love taking pictures of raindrops on flowers, etc after a rain. ...

And you are quite good at it! Love the last one.
#49

Darn ---- Bought a $850. 100mm Macro and it still hasn't rained. Not only that, they say it aint gonna.
Eli
#50

(Aug 29, 2013, 15:53)Eli Ho Wrote:  Darn ---- Bought a $850. 100mm Macro and it still hasn't rained. Not only that, they say it aint gonna.
Eli


No worries, Eli - autumn is coming and I'm quite sure we'll all have more than enough rain in a next few months.



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