No just kidding...
BTW. Thanks you so much again for all the support, comments,
But anyway, I learned a lot during my holidays. While the weather was terrible, I still wanted to shoot outside. To be able to shoot flying bugs, I had to use flash to crank up my shutter speed. This gave very interesting results and I've used it a lot. (Even when the sun was shining!). You'll see some results coming up the next days. The combination with manual focus was very powerful! I was actually chasing my little friends! (Damn, they're fast...
If anyone has some questions about the shots I took or how I shot them, feel free to ask. I'd be happy to share the techniques I've used. And please tell me if you think things can be better or different. Can't stress enough I want to learn from my pictures and the mistakes I've made! I'm still learning... (And will always be!)
Thanks again SO much for all your support!! It means the world to me...
John
*edit* OMG What is happening here?! I've reached 600 pageviews! 200 more than barely 2 weeks ago!
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I love your work and look forward to seeing more in the future!
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[link] Please check out my gallery. [link]
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Mister Bug, can you pleeeeeease freeze for just 1/1000st of a second?
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I'm looking forward to seeing those flash shots
I do have a question for you though... what equipment do you use?
oh... & how did you get into macros of insects?
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Do Not Argue With Dragons; you are crunchy & taste good with Lea & Perrins.
View my full gallery at: [link]
I got into macro when I shot 'Biomechanics on-the-fly' 2 months ago. That was my first real try. When I saw the result, I was shocked.... Didn't know these small creatures were SO beautiful... From that moment on I started to do macro! And I looooooooove it!
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Mister Bug, can you pleeeeeease freeze for just 1/1000st of a second?
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& i can really see why you got hooked!
Admittedly, I havent used my slr for macro yet. I used to use a kodak z650 & found it wasnt too bad for macro... but it could only be pushed so far.
I'm trying to make my mind up on getting a macro lens or a wide angle fish-eye lens next... & for all that I love macro photography & want to shoot some of the spiders that live in the garden here, I think I'll get more use from the wide angle... so justifying the cost of that one is easier for the moment. The jury is still out on that one
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Do Not Argue With Dragons; you are crunchy & taste good with Lea & Perrins.
View my full gallery at: [link]
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Mister Bug, can you pleeeeeease freeze for just 1/1000st of a second?
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Do Not Argue With Dragons; you are crunchy & taste good with Lea & Perrins.
View my full gallery at: [link]
Don't know which one it is, but I saw far more cheaper ones....
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Mister Bug, can you pleeeeeease freeze for just 1/1000st of a second?
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Especially useful taking real estate shots inside small houses (instead of taking 3 shots & stitching them to make a panorama) & landscapes, but also very good for 'artsy' photos (& i'm dying to use it on my goddaughter & her newborn brother... i just need to afford it first
If you've seen a photograph of a landscape where the horizon has a curve as if you're looking through a fishbowl, its likely taken with one of these lenses.
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Do Not Argue With Dragons; you are crunchy & taste good with Lea & Perrins.
View my full gallery at: [link]
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