New to macro and trying to experiment with different set ups using plants from my garden, tub of water, colored paper, and lighting. Pretty happy with how this set turned out but would like to improve. Any ideas or tips welcome :)
Hello everyone!
Well I'm not a photographer, obviously? , But I really enjoy this as a hobby, and trying to improve..
I love macro/super macro photography, and since I lack any kind of equipment for that, not even a large sensor or interchangeable lens camera! I've decided to try it with some DIY style, and here sharing some results...
I'm trying out photo stacking with macro photos. This is one of my first experiments, I think the 4th attempt with this setup. Overall I'm pretty happy with the result but I'm a tad disappointed that the near face of the ring isn't as sharp as I would like. Anyone have any tips for improving?
Setup:
Sony A7R3
Canon FD 135mm f...
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I would love your C&C on the shots.
Shot handheld on a Canon 650D with a 100mm F2.8 lens
Very minor edits in Lightroom to improve exposure & vibrancy.
Approx. 50% crop
Found this little thing on the leaf of my wife's flowers, and it quickly became a fun challenge to capture this image as it moved around the leaf. Personally, I like the contrasting line between the edge of the leaf and the flower in the background. It felt like a good composition, but would greatly appreciate your thoughts and CC.
Shot...
Catch such situation with my phone
Fairly new to macro but took this the other day while on holiday in Colombia. What do you think? All suggestions and comments gratefully received!
Just wanted to know how they look like )
There is small excursion to the macroworld of the mushroom wood. It was an standard walking in the forest but when I made a step off the path, I saw very interesting micro-landscapes. I had only phone with me so all these photos are taken with it.
Just got a new camera :-) and trying to figure out all its buttons and features...
the third and fourth pics are a hover bee (i think).
he kept quite still so it wasn't too hard.
pic.1 1/250 sec. iso 100. f3.5
pic.2 1/500 sec. iso 320. f2.8
pic.3 1/4000 sec. iso 2500. f8
pic.4 1/4000 sec. iso 2500. f8...
Cool little flowers in my backyard. Shot with a Tamron SP AF 90mm 2.8
One of my first attempts at Macro photography. Caught this bustling bee early this morning. Thoughts, critiques, comments all welcome.
Some Aphids shot 1-1 on a micro 4/3 sensor. First 2 are the full pics second are crops of the first 2 rotated to try and make more interesting compositions. I think I actually caught a birth. Any CC is always welcome!
I did some different edits on this picture. Which one do you like best ?
All feedback welcome !
I found this sleepy little Fall Webwomb Moth this morning. Decided to poke it a little and wake it up. It was already after 10 anyway.
Belly of the beast
(Gasteracantha cancriformis)
This little critter is incredibly small compared to others of the same species but it did a flip and exposed its belly and began spinning a new web
When I lifted a stone, all isopods disappeared, only this guy stayed. So I was able to take a couple of pictures (handheld). I also was able to stack three of them.
I shot the image with the Laowa 100mm 2x Macro lens.
Feedback welcome! ;)
I may have to get some stacking software for this shot, but for now I just processed the two different points of view. Which shot do you prefer? Any CC is always welcome.
Just a common flesh fly. It was cooperative in the meaning, it doesn't flew away. But it was moving a lot and cleaning itself. ;)
Edit: Picture 1 + 2 are 1.5:1, picture 3 is 2:1
