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    Re: Post your best Macro shots



    http://community.the-digital-picture.com/forums/p/1102/8043.aspx#8043





    but it doesnt hurt to starta new one if ppl have new macro shots











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    Quote Originally Posted by powers_brent


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    Love the composition and lighting. Very well excecuted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Setters


    Quote Originally Posted by powers_brent


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    Love the composition and lighting. Very well excecuted.

    Thank you! Getting a hang on this strobist technique. Much thanks to you Sean. You were one of my main inspirations and source of knowledge for getting into strobism.











    A shot back from the wildflower season in Anza Borrego (not sure if I ever posted this on TDP before.) This was when I first got into SLR photography and did not know much about controlling DOF. I borrowed the 100mm f/2.8 macro from a friend and just started shooting. Should have shot this at a narrower aperture.


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    Here is my submision.


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    Here's one from me. Yellow food colouring dropped into blue coloured water. This is a collision of two drops. As the first hits the blue water and bounces back up the second drop collides with it. I did this all by hand (no sound/ IR trigger) so I got about 10 keepers out of about 360 shots this session. The moment is captured by triggering the flash only while the shutter is open in a darkened room. Takes a LOT of patience but it's pretty cool when you get a good one.


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    WOW!! I love it! Just recieved my radio controlled triggers, zo I might give it a try once [] Really the colors are great!

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    sweet stuff!

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    Re: Post your best Macro shots



    Quote Originally Posted by btaylor


    Here's one from me. Yellow food colouring dropped into blue coloured water. This is a collision of two drops. As the first hits the blue water and bounces back up the second drop collides with it. I did this all by hand (no sound/ IR trigger) so I got about 10 keepers out of about 360 shots this session. The moment is captured by triggering the flash only while the shutter is open in a darkened room. Takes a LOT of patience but it's pretty cool when you get a good one.


    40D, 70-200f/4L IS @ f/14, ISO 200, 32mm Kenko extensiontube attached.Shutter set to bulb, 580 exII flash @ 1/128 power.


    Cheers, Ben.
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    It's a mushroom! Very nicely done! Indeed, a lot of patience is needed when trying to do water drops by hand. I'd be jumping if I can't get something like this. []


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    This was posted in another thread, but belongs here.


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    this is totally awesome! I love it.

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