Looking forward to it.I am embarking on a Project 365 this year, so hopefully I will be posting more often. I do have a photo for yesterday, but forgot to post it here. And no, they won't all be macros.
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A 365 project is a great thing to do, even just to force yourself to pick up the camera each day, to really become one with it! I did one for a few years running and got a heck of a lot out of it, challenging myself with various themes and pushing myself further in a technical sense.I am embarking on a Project 365 this year, so hopefully I will be posting more often. I do have a photo for yesterday, but forgot to post it here. And no, they won't all be macros.
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Nicely done.
Canon 6D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro, Partial Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 500, 90mm, f/2.8, 1/4000
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A 365 project is a great thing to do, even just to force yourself to pick up the camera each day, to really become one with it! I did one for a few years running and got a heck of a lot out of it, challenging myself with various themes and pushing myself further in a technical sense.
Looking forward to seeing the explorations you share with us here, Molly!
Thanks, AFB. One of these days I'll bring one inside and image stack it, on the tripod and macro-rail. Looking at the DOF in this image at f/2.8, about 20-30 frames should get it all in focus.Nicely done.
Canon 6D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro, Partial Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 500, 90mm, f/2.8, 1/4000
Have to agree.Venice
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This is truly outstanding Alex. Fun to try, but I'm not sure that a greater dof with focus stacking would be better. You nailed it with this shot.
~ Peter
Thanks, and I have to agree with you fully, Peter. This image works because of the shallow DOF. I will make the effort to take a more traditional front on and top view of this type of flower with the image stacking. One day!This is truly outstanding Alex. Fun to try, but I'm not sure that a greater dof with focus stacking would be better. You nailed it with this shot.
~ Peter
P1030881 by Lance Randall, on Flickr
OMGspellbinding.as always.
Okay, it's just a snap of a car (Bruno, the wife's Passat Wagon) with snow and ice. What's important is WHERE the photo was taken. Savannah, GA. That's right. May seem pretty pidling to those who live in snowy climes but we don't get snow and ice like this, heck we don't get snow (thanks winter storm Grayson). Kind of puts things here at a standstill. Going to be worse tomorrow when this stuff freezes tonite (19F). Might be a Netflix day tomorrow too.
That ice is way worse than snow. Stay safe (and warm).
Wow, nice capture of the reflections. Crystal clear!Reflections
Love the shallow DOF!3/365 | On the floor
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Most days I am going to try to work with a prompt from a list, although I'm consulting several lists, and I am sure I will go way off grid some days.