Macro Shots!
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Brett9917
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Hmm, if I were to take a guess at what the last picture is, I would say it's tree bark... Like it was taken from the bottom looking up towards the top.
But I agree with Recty though... maybe a smaller aperture like F/8 would have helped out that last picture.
All in all good; good shots though.
But I agree with Recty though... maybe a smaller aperture like F/8 would have helped out that last picture.
All in all good; good shots though.
mnswreefer
In Memoriam
Nice shots. Which camera do you use?
Some pretty nice shots there. Some of them, like the single strawberry, ladybugs, that dew-tipped. . .whatever that thing is, and a couple others could use a bit more depth of field. f/4 is often times too wide an aperture for macro shots. It certainly worked in some of your photos, but you need to decide what your subject is. Now, your subject doesn't have to be an entire object. . .it could be an eye, a wing, just a couple petals on a flower, or even just a portion of a petal, but that one thing that is supposed to draw the eye into the photo should be in focus and not mostly faded into the fore or background.
iceemn360
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thanks for all the CC everyone! Im still using the k20d.
its an old work horse but it seems to keep up the pace for now. \
@Recty: Yes the last photo is a close up of some bark on a tree in sequoia national park. I intended to use SDF for the tear drop shape left behind and angled the shot upwards to make the shot even shallower.
its an old work horse but it seems to keep up the pace for now. \
@Recty: Yes the last photo is a close up of some bark on a tree in sequoia national park. I intended to use SDF for the tear drop shape left behind and angled the shot upwards to make the shot even shallower.
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