Hi Guys, Angelo and I'm new to this group. I'm originally from Aruba, but I've living in the Netherlands for a long time now. For my photography I often take macro and close up images.
A vibrant chrysanthemum displays a striking contrast of deep pink outer petals and pure white inner petals.
The delicate pedals of a Rose.
Nikon z7ii with my nikkor 28 70 2.8 75mm iso 100 f 7.1 with a 24" gridded soft box and a Godox AD200 pro flash
"Emotion gives rise to reflection" Photography is an art, It’s about finding extra-ordinary in an ordinary things...
DC-G9 + Olympus 60mm Macro
The other day my wife pulled out the sewing basket to repair something. After she put it away I thought of the old saying:
"How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?"
Hey! My name is Kike, Im from Spain and las summer discovered this great world, and yesterday fstoppers.
New to the group. This is a 250-ish image stack from a manual rail using Canon R5/Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 macro and two Godox flashes off camera left/right.
I just started macro photography by the beginning of August of this year.
I started my macro journey mid July 2022, so far I have the Panasonic 30 mm macro lens and the Olympus 60 mm macro lens.
I was out testing my 50MM in the rain and didn't even know I had captured this. I'm in the early stages of my photog journey but this was too pretty to keep to myself.
Who here is a photo stacking champion? I use the technique constantly because I love the bokeh it produces and the sharp focus.
I know it's been done before, but not by me.
Photographing a drop of water on a DVD.
I used my R5 w/RF 15-35mm and a 29mm ext. tube.
I've been experimenting a bit with my trusty 100mm macro lens combined with teleconverters and extensiontubes. Totally forgot what I put on this one :facepalm: .
A beautifully detailed yellow rose with delicate red edges is prominently featured, capturing the viewer's attention with its intricate petal arrangement.
