[Irma]

Beautiful entries in this assignment...
I like them all

[matthew]

Not quite a macro, being only about 1:4 magnification. Some real macros to follow, I promise.

[matthew]

A few more that I took, and then saved in the wrong folder and lost for a week:

[Peted]

I thought that this shot would fit in here.

[Keith Alan]

I have been playing around with a borrowed Sony H1 for the last few hours and here's a semi-macro shot that doesn't displease me too much.

[patch17]

water droplets on a leaf. shot with a fujica plastic camera and a home made macro lens (salvaged some plastic lenses from my daughter's toy telescope.)

[Irma]

Some macros I worked lately.

[Rabid Penguin]

Hm, i think i'll chuck this one in the ring.

[NT73]

Macro setting on my little fuji. The sun coming through a window on the left. I could have gone in closer, but the bunch looked nicer.

[Irma]

I saw your picture when you posted it and I forgot my comment.... :/

I like very much your picture NT, specially the color and light. Sometimes the yellow is so difficult to get it right. I like very much the shades of yellow you have here, and I think you did great composing and considering the whole bunch. It looks great....

Here is another bee I took in the fields long time ago. I just found it and worked a bit on it.

[Rabid Penguin]

This is actually a fairly old one, I took with a close up filter. Sometimes I like the small depth of field, sometimes I wish it were larger.




One of the test shots I did when I got my reverse lens mount adaptor; a canadian quarter. Not the most artistic shot, but i was totally impressed with the level of detail.




And, another bug shot. This time a Praying Mantis.

[maalikkhan]

nice pictures

[Soundy]

Don't have a proper macro lens, but here are a couple using my Canon 300D's 17-55mm kit lens, turned around backward:

[soldier4Christ]

Sometimes I am a little hesitant to post ... I feel such an inferior photographer comparatively... but here goes nothing.