

macro ireland
Started by Damo, Apr 08 2010 04:54 AM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 08 April 2010 - 04:54 AM
Nikon D200- Sea and Sea DX-D200, YS-90 Auto/Duo strobes: Nikon 60mm/105mm macro : Sigma 10-20mm wide, now also with added Tokina 10-17mm power.
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#2
Posted 08 April 2010 - 05:14 AM
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Todd
Cheers
Todd
#3
Posted 08 April 2010 - 05:53 AM
Very nice,Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Todd
Particularly like the 2nd and last one.
I nearly like the 1st dragonfly, I like the angle of the stem it is resting on but the clipped wing bothers me a little. It feels a little lost somewhere between a full shot and a tight crop.
Thanks for sharing...
Duncan
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#4
Posted 08 April 2010 - 09:27 AM
Nice !!!
Love the Damselfly and the Mayfly is awesome...
Dive safe
DeanB
Love the Damselfly and the Mayfly is awesome...
Dive safe
DeanB
#5
Posted 08 April 2010 - 10:40 PM
Cool! Loving the flies, too. And the wee white critter (spider?)
#6
Posted 09 April 2010 - 12:38 AM
Hello all,
Thank u all so much for your kind words and honest critique.
Really really appreciated and encouraging.
Looking at all your own individual works- I have a long way to go yet- fabulous!!! :-)
Elaine- to answer your question- the spider in question is from the Crab Spider family.
See this link as example:
http://en.wikipedia...._spider#Gallery
I only discovered the existance of this tiny little guy last year- while getting a photo of a Fox Glove flower.
This year I think I will be looking at fox gloves and other flowers alot more closely- and looking out for these little guys- great photo potential.
Apparently they come in a few colour variants. When I look at them I think.... 'pea crab on coral'..
They are tiny little critters-this one was about 3mm across.
Kind regards and happy snapping in 2010
Damo
Thank u all so much for your kind words and honest critique.
Really really appreciated and encouraging.
Looking at all your own individual works- I have a long way to go yet- fabulous!!! :-)
Elaine- to answer your question- the spider in question is from the Crab Spider family.
See this link as example:
http://en.wikipedia...._spider#Gallery
I only discovered the existance of this tiny little guy last year- while getting a photo of a Fox Glove flower.
This year I think I will be looking at fox gloves and other flowers alot more closely- and looking out for these little guys- great photo potential.
Apparently they come in a few colour variants. When I look at them I think.... 'pea crab on coral'..
They are tiny little critters-this one was about 3mm across.
Kind regards and happy snapping in 2010
Damo
Nikon D200- Sea and Sea DX-D200, YS-90 Auto/Duo strobes: Nikon 60mm/105mm macro : Sigma 10-20mm wide, now also with added Tokina 10-17mm power.
'All animals are equal, tho' some animals are more equal than others.'-Comrade Napoleon
'If wishes were fishes, we'd all cast nets'- Gurney Halleck
Visit My Flickr Website
'All animals are equal, tho' some animals are more equal than others.'-Comrade Napoleon
'If wishes were fishes, we'd all cast nets'- Gurney Halleck
Visit My Flickr Website