Registered: Apr 16, 2004
Total Posts: 2418
Country: Turkey
A bugs eye :
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Lynn Ross Registered: Sep 27, 2003 Total Posts: 2711 Country: United States |
I have wondered about this, I feel that this is a close-up not a macro but it is one that I'm happy with. close-up landscape |
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Mert Registered: Apr 16, 2004 Total Posts: 2418 Country: Turkey |
A bugs eye : |
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ElusiveByte Registered: Nov 01, 2004 Total Posts: 231 Country: United States |
Awsome portrait, Mert. Can you give some details on how you took it? At least what lens setup you used? |
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ttv_ Registered: Jan 17, 2005 Total Posts: 87 Country: Finland |
My first post, huh, but I like this macro by Thomas Suurland |
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Mert Registered: Apr 16, 2004 Total Posts: 2418 Country: Turkey |
ElusiveByte wrote: |
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Netgarden Registered: Jan 06, 2005 Total Posts: 2496 Country: United States |
Lynn, thats the best bokeh I've ever seen. Wonderful shots. I'm new here too. You all are an inspiration! |
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CMJN Registered: Aug 31, 2004 Total Posts: 73 Country: France |
Without macro lens and without DSLR  |
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Linda Registered: Mar 16, 2002 Total Posts: 446 Country: United States |
 Rest of my 2004 favorites at this location |
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Wingspar Registered: Aug 06, 2003 Total Posts: 3719 Country: United States |
More of a closeup rather than a macro, and it's not a bug, but I don't have the time to play with the macro lens like I used to. Now that I look at the exif, I took it on Dec 30, 2003. Close enough?  |
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MauriceConradi Registered: Jan 20, 2005 Total Posts: 30 Country: Netherlands |
Nice pictures....... |
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pilgrim Registered: May 12, 2004 Total Posts: 4 Country: United States |
I was totally enchanted with the quality of these macro photographs. Keep up the good work! Kathy |
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cherry Registered: Nov 25, 2002 Total Posts: 105 Country: United States |
Don't do a lot of macro, but here you go -- straight from my silverware drawer.  |
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grega Registered: Dec 23, 2003 Total Posts: 1009 Country: Slovenia |
There are some really amazing photos in this thread!  |
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RdEoSg Registered: Apr 02, 2003 Total Posts: 423 Country: United States |
Thanx guys. I'm going to go to bed now and it will probably take me an hour to fall asleep because I will be so convinced I am feeling thing's crawling on me...  great shots though!! I'm debating between a 100 EF and the 180L at the moment  |
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Jim Victory Registered: Oct 09, 2003 Total Posts: 7269 Country: United States |
Heres my humble offering. Shot with a 1Dmk2 + Tamron 180 macro @ f/22, ISO400, @5.31sec.  Jim |
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J.K.T. Registered: Jan 25, 2005 Total Posts: 83 Country: Finland |
This is pretty lame compared to most, but here goes!
Last year was the year of the Minolta - the next...  This picture was with Heliopan +4, which the Canon 250D replaced. |
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valdecir Registered: Sep 12, 2004 Total Posts: 104 Country: Brazil |
WEW!!!! Really nice pictures guys! Iīm not a macro guy but I do like to watch some kind of good stuff. Please take a look on my friendīs website about macrophotography. http://www.macrofotografia.com.br |
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saaketham Registered: May 18, 2004 Total Posts: 5268 Country: United States |
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Franck Alcidi Registered: Oct 07, 2003 Total Posts: 573 Country: Australia |
These were my favourites:
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KapHn8d Registered: Aug 07, 2003 Total Posts: 4033 Country: United States |
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haley Registered: Feb 01, 2005 Total Posts: 68 Country: United States |
I'm new to the board today, but I'll throw one of my favs in. Sorry it's not very big...I'm at work and just pulled the link from my site. I love these little guys.  There are some fantastic photos in this post! |
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aedecamp Registered: Feb 05, 2005 Total Posts: 244 Country: United States |
Hi All - I am new to this forum. Here is my favorite from 2004. Hopefully I have uploaded properly. |
