Post Your Best Nature Shots!

[MrGreenBug]

I missed shooting as I have been pretty busy lately and have been sick for a couple of days back.. Here are some I just recently took..











Thank you for viewing.

[ddt0725]

Fall Colors ...

All were taken with my 7d, 100mm Macro f/2.8 IS., Canon Ring Flash


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[bob williams]

Wow, DD, You did good girl, Love these shots. #1 and # 4 are my favorites.


Hmmm, Exif???


Again, very nice stuff

[Trowski]

Very beautiful Denise, I also really like #1, though the water droplets in #2 are very cool too. Did nature make the droplets, or did you give it a helping hand?

[ddt0725]

Thanks! These were all nature at it

[ddt0725]

Thanks, Bob! I know, I am a really bad girl when it comes to listing the EXIF ...I always forget to before I hit the "post" button and then I cuss! [:$]
I will post it in a second.

Thanks again for the comments ...and reminder!

Denise

[bob williams]

No big deal Denise, Just curious if you used your 100L macro on these---They really are viery nice.

[ddt0725]

No big deal Denise, Just curious if you used your 100L macro on these---They really are viery nice.
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Thanks! I actually started out taking photos of the bushes using my 70-200mm set at 135mm to see how I would like that length to satisfy my latest craving for the 135mm f/2.0 L and once I saw how pretty these leaves looked, I quickly switched to the macro. I'm glad I did!!

Denise

[Andy Stringer]

We don't get such wonderful leaf colours over here in Britain. Most years the leaves just blow off in a gale before the colours get interesting. You've done well to capture the detail, Denise.

Here's my first offering in this thread. I came across this frog while on a hike on the west coast of Scotland earlier this summer. First shot is the full frame, second is a 100% crop.




5D Mark II, EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM @70mm, f/9, 1/250s, ISO 100

Handheld.

Before any comedians jump in (you know who you are) we can all see that the frog is handheld, but I'm referring to the camera.

[ddt0725]

Thanks, Andy! Autumn is my favorite season but unfortunately it is getting to be a shorter and shorter time of year around here in Wisconsin. Very cold temps moved in very quickly this year! I have on occasion seen these cute little frogs around these parts but it is a very rare sighting. Nice shot!


Denise


BTW - I sure hope someone else was holding the frog while you took the shot and you weren