Macro - post up your favs
05-23-2012, 08:59 AM
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Macro - post up your favs
Anyone else do macro? Just got my Canon EF 100 F2.8 IS lens and am still playing with it. Here's a few shots:
New thorns are still transparent before they completely harden.
Just a leaf in the yard:
Back-lit sketleton leaf:
Cactus fruit:
Thistle
Our rings on our 17th anniversary:
New thorns are still transparent before they completely harden.
Just a leaf in the yard:
Back-lit sketleton leaf:
Cactus fruit:
Thistle
Our rings on our 17th anniversary:
Last edited by Palermus; 05-23-2012 at 09:02 AM.
05-23-2012, 09:54 AM
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Those were great shots! I love the wedding bands -- awesome!
OK, my turn to play. These were all taken with my Nikon D3100 while in the South Texas hill country this past spring during Bluebonnet season. Enjoy...
Saw this beautiful flower about 5' high one in full bloom, another right behind it just budding out. I had to take a picture.
This barrel cactus flower was a ways off and had to be hiked to but I think it was worth the walk.
There is a private road called Willow City Loop that is full of wildflowers. At one point along the road you can see this house in the valley surrounded by Bluebonnets.
Same house, same location, reverse the field of focus...
Just down the road from the last picture is this cactus. You can see the house in the background
Although not really macros, I love these too and just had to share.
My daughters behind a patch of Bluebonnets
Bluebonnets abound at a bend in the road.
My little Jeep in the foreground with an escarpment in the background
My daughters again by a roadside patch of Bluebonnets.
OK, my turn to play. These were all taken with my Nikon D3100 while in the South Texas hill country this past spring during Bluebonnet season. Enjoy...
Saw this beautiful flower about 5' high one in full bloom, another right behind it just budding out. I had to take a picture.
This barrel cactus flower was a ways off and had to be hiked to but I think it was worth the walk.
There is a private road called Willow City Loop that is full of wildflowers. At one point along the road you can see this house in the valley surrounded by Bluebonnets.
Same house, same location, reverse the field of focus...
Just down the road from the last picture is this cactus. You can see the house in the background
Although not really macros, I love these too and just had to share.
My daughters behind a patch of Bluebonnets
Bluebonnets abound at a bend in the road.
My little Jeep in the foreground with an escarpment in the background
My daughters again by a roadside patch of Bluebonnets.
Last edited by Hook-Em; 05-23-2012 at 10:01 AM. Reason: Added desciptions to the pictures.
05-23-2012, 02:08 PM
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Palermus nice macros, looks like you are enjoying your macro lens 
Here are some of my favorite macro photos
Here are some of my favorite macro photos
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The pike is as good as a unicorn to me. I have caught fish in several countries and innumeral varieties. I live by one of the best pike hot spots in Colorado. I have never caught one. I have sood next to someone that shore caught a 27 in pike, but not a bite. The closest I came, was reeling in a 12 inch trout that was missing his tail after taking a huge hit on the way in.