drunkenspyder
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Now that’s impressive. And beautiful.
Don, perhaps you are already do this, but have you considered commissioning any of these droplet works in glass?
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Medium Format Macros Anyone?
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Don, perhaps you are already do this, but have you considered commissioning any of these droplet works in glass?
dave.gt
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Don, this is amazing!!!:thumbs:
I swear, if you didn't live so far away, I would pay for admission to watch how you do this!!
Thank you for sharing your images!
Don Libby
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Don, this is amazing!!!:thumbs:
I swear, if you didn't live so far away, I would pay for admission to watch how you do this!!
Thank you for sharing your images!
Come on out Dave but call first. No charge and we might have the spare bedroom open.
Edit: I'm in the process of writing new blog on waterdrops but not yet on bubbles.
Cherry blossom 3
Cambo WRS1250 | IQ3100 | Zeiss 120mm S-Planar | f/11 | 31-image focus stack
I wasn't imagining this as a mini-project when I pinched these buds from the tree over the weekend, but sometimes things take on a life of their own, both figuratively and literally.
Cambo WRS1250 | IQ3100 | Zeiss 120mm S-Planar | f/11 | 31-image focus stack
I wasn't imagining this as a mini-project when I pinched these buds from the tree over the weekend, but sometimes things take on a life of their own, both figuratively and literally.
danlindberg
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Alpa TC • Schneider 120 • X1D
This is simply stunning, Dan! I'm glad to see that recent events have not dampened your creativity.
John
danlindberg
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Hmmmm. This sounds similar to my setup. I considered showing this in the BTS thread but am reluctant to give away my secrets! Or show the world the clutter on the kitchen counter. :ROTFL:Y
Thanks John!! It's great to have something to work with. This image was shot in the simplest of ways, kitchen table, ambient light, a dark cushion as backdrop and a five exposure focus stack
Ok so inspired by some of the images here I thought I'd have a go at a flower. Certainly makes a change from watches!
Magnification 1:1.3, 0.3mm depth of field, single shot with plenty of tilt and swing
Schneider 120 at f/6.7, IQ3 100, CapCAM
Not really sure what I'm doing here to be honest, but I quite like the result
Kind regards,
Gerald.
Magnification 1:1.3, 0.3mm depth of field, single shot with plenty of tilt and swing
Schneider 120 at f/6.7, IQ3 100, CapCAM
Not really sure what I'm doing here to be honest, but I quite like the result
Kind regards,
Gerald.
dave.gt
Well-known member
Love that! :thumbup:Ok so inspired by some of the images here I thought I'd have a go at a flower. Certainly makes a change from watches!
Magnification 1:1.3, 0.3mm depth of field, single shot with plenty of tilt and swing
Schneider 120 at f/6.7, IQ3 100, CapCAM
Not really sure what I'm doing here to be honest, but I quite like the result
Kind regards,
Gerald.
Ah, what you are doing here is sharing with us a lovely image of a beautiful flower. Very nice image and very much appreciated! Lovely flower, do you know what the name of it is?
Your technical info for the shot is also very much appreciated, Gerald.
Like you, a few years ago, I was surprised that I found great pleasure in shooting floral portraits. There is a story there (as always there is a story behind each photograph) that I shall not bore anyone with, but it involves love, tragedy, suffering, beauty, joy and redemption. Truly, floral macros can be quite interesting which is an amazing thing.
schuster
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Please accept my apology SOG1927, I didn't realize you had asked me a question until just now. I used five images for combining with Zerene Stacker.
Thank you very much your compliment.
