A mason bee emerging from her nest hole.
by davidwozhere
Taken with Coker's favourite combination of a 200mm with a 50mm reversed onto the end. The 200mm was stopped down to f22 and the 50mm to f5.6. Both focuses set at infinity and focus achieved with a BPM focus slider on a tripod. This is a single shot since stacking was clearly out with a moving subject!
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Uploaded13/06/2020 - 01:41
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Posted 13/06/2020 - 13:07
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Thanks for the information on how you achieved this brilliant action shot. Bravo! Like.
Posted 13/06/2020 - 13:59
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Another stupendous shot from Coker (Macro Mojo) Man
Keep em coming, pleeeease
Keep em coming, pleeeease
Posted 14/06/2020 - 01:04
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prsjnb wrote:
Another stupendous shot from Coker (Macro Mojo) Man
Keep em coming, pleeeease
No oo!.... Not this time. He does focus stacks. This is a single shot by me.
Another stupendous shot from Coker (Macro Mojo) Man
Keep em coming, pleeeease
Posted 14/06/2020 - 08:52
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davidwozhere wrote:
Damn: a classic case of having pressed the shutter release before engaging the brain and focussing properly prsjnb wrote:
Another stupendous shot from Coker (Macro Mojo) Man
Keep em coming, pleeeease
No oo!.... Not this time. He does focus stacks. This is a single shot by me.Another stupendous shot from Coker (Macro Mojo) Man
Keep em coming, pleeeease
Luckily, the original was in RAW format and hence was able to correct my error, if not fully save face, in PP (Post Posting): a magnificent macro, David, of a subject close to my heart (hence the pseudonym of Garrulus Apis).
Posted 15/06/2020 - 00:37
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Oh wonderful stuff - well done! You are forgiven Sir!
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