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Old 09-11-09, 12:02 PM
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Macro shot

Since there's no dedicated macro thread I thought I'd post up a B&W conversion of one of my recent shots:



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Old 09-11-09, 12:59 PM
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Nice shot Carl

The lighting is lovely

For your reference the macro thread is here
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Old 09-11-09, 01:08 PM
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Nice shot Carl

The lighting is lovely

For your reference the macro thread is here
Thanks Chris, my lighting rig consists of a £10 LED lamp from B&Q, I'm very ghetto in my approach. I had seen the macro thread but it's a sub-set of wildlife which is a bit too exclusive IMHO, I specialise in abstract shots.

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Old 09-11-09, 05:59 PM
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Nice rig. I'm just beginning to play around with macro myself and it's very much on a budget.

At the moment the "rig" (for want of a better phrase!) consists of a reversing ring, and old M42 mount 50mm f/2.8 and a desk lamp!

My faves so far are:


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Old 17-11-09, 04:40 PM
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Very crisp - I like it too
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Old 17-11-09, 09:35 PM
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I agree with Carl i am not so much into bugs and beasties, while i admire the skill in the shot its not for me, i also prefer the more abstract (with the occasional flower of corse).

So here are three i did earlier in true blue peter fashion.
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Old 17-11-09, 10:53 PM
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Hi Kas, nice to see like minded folk and 3 great images, I especially love #3 as water drops are my "thing". Nice to see some well composed abstracts, I like images that make me think!

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Hay Carl, If water drops are your thing have you checked out Martin Waugh's stuff.

www.liquidsculpture.com

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