Macro

Stuey · 2011-07-02T23:38:59+0100

Hello Accidentally, I appear to have ended up having a macro day, that is mucking around with my Sigma 70-300mm APO DG Macro lens and them my Sigma 50mm EX DG Macro - no prizes for guessing the winner. Firstly the 70-300mm Lady bug Grasshopper obscured by blades of grass :( Grasshopper 2 obscured by blades of grass :( Fly (poop hopper) of some description Now for the Sigma 50mm EX DG Macro Lily Stamens Lily Another Lily And shot of the day in my opinion, a Woodlouse And then I thought I had met a bit of a PU legend, but following the lack of enthusiasm, no camera and zero manners I reslised I had got the wrong obese arachnid :lol: Fat Spiders poor impersonator Yes i know it's an awful shot :D

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thoughton thoughton

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Posted 05/07/2011 - 11:48 Link

Woodlouse here too That's a fantastic shot.

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Stuey Stuey

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Wales

Posted 05/07/2011 - 22:27 Link

Thanks guys

K10D, K5 plus plenty of clueless enthusiasm.

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sandinista sandinista

441 posts
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Bollington,
Cheshire,
UK

Posted 05/07/2011 - 22:50 Link

The woodlouse is pretty amazing, I like the fly, really sharp focus on the eyes which is what I always strive for, but a tighter crop right and bottom might improve it. Nice work Stuey

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