Post your Best Macro Shots!

[bastoone]

hello


twi nice little flowers (which i don't know the name; pardon my ignorance[:S]). shot were taken in a recent trip to mexico , not the rigth time to go now![+o(]


lens: Ef 100 mm f2.8

[Colin]

This is some very beautiful stuff. I need to try harder!

[Dann Thombs]

My two favorite so far.

[Jayson]

Here is one of mine from last year. This was part of some flowers sent last year. Taken with XTi and 100mm macro at f4, iso 100.


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[Colin]

This is one of the photos I wanted a higher shutter speed, but couldn't get my flash to keep up [] It probably doesn't qualify as a 'best' shot, but everything's a work in progress.





The dust might be a little bit distracting, but if I cleaned it off, it'd probably disturb the droplets.

[Rodger]

Colin, Im a fan! I like them. I love the water droplets but where are they falling to? Whats the red thing at the bottom?


Dann, as much as I detest anything with 8 legs and 8 eyes to go with, you managed to make it look beautiful.

[Colin]

the droplets are residual rain suspended on some itsy bitsy spiderweb. We're looking straight down on it, more or less. The orange stuff is a rolled up power extension cord.

[Alan]

This is an older thread, but I have a question for you macro shooters.


Do you use a macro rail to do fine adjustments for your shots?


If so, what do you recommend?


(I guess that's two questions.....).


Thanks.

[Mark Elberson]

Canon EOS 50D
Manual Exposure
1/200
f/11.0
ISO 100
EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Flash Exposure Compensation +2/3


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[Colin]

beautiful bee!