This is a discussion on September 2011 - Macro photography of any kind within the Level 2 photography assignments forums, part of the Photo assignments category; Here is my contribution ... while on a walk with his Gregness last Sunday, we encountered a pile of things, ...
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Here is my contribution ... while on a walk with his Gregness last Sunday, we encountered a pile of things, amongst others mushrooms of sorts. So here are two macros:
I call this one:
I ain't eating it! Give it to Mikey, he likes everything! - Or: Hanging out at the Bark Sweat Lodge ....
And this one would be:
Dammit, now you cracked the cup!
Last edited by Matt K.; 09-12-2011 at 08:54 PM.
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Portrait of a Dragon
Found this little fellow near the dahlia's in the Public Gardens today.
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excellent photos all. I love the dragon shot Iggy. and the fungus shots are fun Matt.
Feel free to make comments on any of my shots
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Wonderful detail and colour, CB.
Thanks, Bambi!
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I've got your macro right here!
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Cool looking spider, WD. Nice shot.
Here's another one of my nifty-fifty macros.
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FlowerPower :)
Soft
Shot with my 5DmkII, using an inverted lens. Light source is a plain old tungsten light.
Last edited by pixieplease; 09-16-2011 at 07:00 PM.
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Another makeshift macro from today's visit to the Halifax Public Gardens.
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Here is my latest attempt, trying to catch the process of licking up pollen.
Canon 550d, tamron 17 -270 lens with a +4 and +2 close up filter.
ISO 800
f18
1/400 sec
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