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Fungi in shadow

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  1. 12-29-2009, 12:21 AM #1
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    Found some large, bright orange fungi on an old log in the forest this morning with some sort of sap dripping from it.

    I grabbed Chantelle's Flash and used it as slave to create these shots ...





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    neat!

    what lens did you use? or was it a crop?
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    No crops. These were with my EF 24 -70mm 2.8L
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    those are cool shots of some neat looking fungi!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    No crops. These were with my EF 24 -70mm 2.8L

    pretty impressive there, MA!!!
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    Wow - very impressive, Steve! They are looking so ... real; I could try to touch them!
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    Very cool!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tomorrowstreasures View Post
    pretty impressive there, MA!!!


    In my dreams!!!! Nice lens!
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    Interesting, yet gross Great captures of a gooey looking subject.
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    Thanks all It was a nice find.

    Kat ... to be honest the lens didn't help really ... a cheap lens would have done the job just fine (maybe would have had a bit more Chromatic Aberration between the light and dark areas) it was the two flashes that really make these shots.
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