jmaxj
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- in My shorts.
john, did you get some new tires or did you zoom in on someone else's?
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June photo assignment...Macro
- Thread starter DrMoab
- Start date
- Location
- Clarkdale, AZ
Finally got some new tires. Hopefully these will last me 5 years like the Xterrains did.
Those are the only pics I have of them, so far
jmaxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- in My shorts.
Finally got some new tires. Hopefully these will last me 5 years like the Xterrains did.
Those are the only pics I have of them, so far
:thumbup:
WaXJ_Skier
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- Location
- Bellevue, Wa
Finally got some new tires. Hopefully these will last me 5 years like the Xterrains did.
Those are the only pics I have of them, so far
good choice, what size?
*edit* I should read sigs
Handlebars
NAXJA Member #135
- Location
- Albuquerque, NM
I dig macro photography for its ability to let me see things I couldn't with the naked eye... like the bouquet contained within a single zinnia bloom:
A little wider view-
The "fur" on the underside of a White Peacock butterfly
Butterfly proboscis at rest...
... and in action
No DSLR photos here, I don't have a macro lens and most point-n-shoots have surprisingly good macro modes. My old Olympus is showing its age though, I found a bunch of dead pixels when looking at 100% views of these photos.
These were from a day in the butterfly pavilion at the Albuquerque Botanical Gardens. The point-n-shoot camera was a lot easier to shove in the bugs' faces, especially when they were not right in front of me. Autofocus was sloooooow and cranky though.
A little wider view-
The "fur" on the underside of a White Peacock butterfly
Butterfly proboscis at rest...
... and in action
No DSLR photos here, I don't have a macro lens and most point-n-shoots have surprisingly good macro modes. My old Olympus is showing its age though, I found a bunch of dead pixels when looking at 100% views of these photos.
These were from a day in the butterfly pavilion at the Albuquerque Botanical Gardens. The point-n-shoot camera was a lot easier to shove in the bugs' faces, especially when they were not right in front of me. Autofocus was sloooooow and cranky though.
- Location
- Wasatch Range
Just for grins, I slapped my old 1.5x doubler on my Canon 450D DSLR behind a 17-70 Sigma lens last night and shot these images.
Setup consists of a handful of spider gears, tripod, kitchen table, blinds open to let in natural lighting, black book for back drop and a small piece of diamond plate used as a reflector to direct the natural lighting. Exposures vary from 5-15 seconds in AV mode.
I really dig the blue cast that post-sunset lighting provides.
There is something about the lighting, texture and composition that stirs a primal instinct inside of me.......like a surge of adrenaline, spinning tires, the whine of a blower, etc.....:dunno:
#5 is my new desktop image, enjoy.
Setup consists of a handful of spider gears, tripod, kitchen table, blinds open to let in natural lighting, black book for back drop and a small piece of diamond plate used as a reflector to direct the natural lighting. Exposures vary from 5-15 seconds in AV mode.
I really dig the blue cast that post-sunset lighting provides.
There is something about the lighting, texture and composition that stirs a primal instinct inside of me.......like a surge of adrenaline, spinning tires, the whine of a blower, etc.....:dunno:
#5 is my new desktop image, enjoy.
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- Location
- Wasatch Range
Some from the flower beds.....no doubler on these.
Bees have amazing detail, but rarely hold still long enough to catch it.
Poppy beginning to bloom.....more to come from this one.
Magpie feather
Bees have amazing detail, but rarely hold still long enough to catch it.
Poppy beginning to bloom.....more to come from this one.
Magpie feather
- Location
- Wasatch Range
To get real quality macro shots, you need a macro specific lens....there's a lot of ways to tweak and manipulate with combo hardware, but results will vary.
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DrMoab
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- Location
- The Utah Backwater
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- Location
- Layton, Utah
jmaxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- in My shorts.
those things don't look as ugly that close.
- Location
- Clarkdale, AZ
Looks like something from the Men in Black movies. How big is it really?
I shot a few more the other day...
I shot a few more the other day...
asp
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westport, MA
these were taken with my cell phone (LG enV). not quite up to par for this thread but impressive for a cellular device... and they haven't been doctored at all.
and i found this little guy while i was mowing the lawn today
and i found this little guy while i was mowing the lawn today
97XJ2
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- Wisconsin & the U.P.
GI-John
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- Location
- Mount Holly, NJ
Just playing around while down in LA.
jmaxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- in My shorts.
the doc said these are macro thread worthy
dphillips
See,what had happened was
- Location
- Augusta GA
- Location
- Clarkdale, AZ
Couple more jeep pics...
DrMoab
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The Utah Backwater
Wow... rust and corrosion. You must live close to where my jeep came from.
