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The level 2 assignment this month is, macros of any kind.
Feel free to use, Extension tubes, close-up filters, macro lenses, or even an 8 dollar reversing ring.
Ok then Who will post the first Macro?
Thx! Marko
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September 2011 - Macro photography of any kind
The level 2 assignment this month is, macros of any kind.
Feel free to use, Extension tubes, close-up filters, macro lenses, or even an 8 dollar reversing ring.
Ok then Who will post the first Macro?
Thx! Marko
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oh no. an assignment that I might actually do. you guys will get SO sick of me.
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OK, I will get this one started as well. I went on a long photo safari today (the backyard), and practiced some semi-macro (I need a macro lens). This is as close to macro as I can get with the equipment I currently have.
I was looking for a bug or two to shoot, but with the tropical storm that is about to hit right here in the next couple days, there were none to be found, only a camera shy lizard.
A macro lens on the wasp nest would have been great, looking down into the combs
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Nice start theantiquetiger!
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Mushroom Macros
Taken during a hike at Brown Lowery Provincial Park
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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.
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