Outstanding set. I admit to being a little queasy, not used to this much detail this well captured, and the stills allow much closer study than a video. The well done narrative contributes to that as well.
Took a look at your setup at your site, I love it!! Speaks to your skill and creativity, and again hits me over the head in that I need to improve me a lot more than my gear .
pbraymond wrote:
Outstanding set. I admit to being a little queasy, not used to this much detail this well captured, and the stills allow much closer study than a video. The well done narrative contributes to that as well.
Took a look at your setup at your site, I love it!! Speaks to your skill and creativity, and again hits me over the head in that I need to improve me a lot more than my gear .
Thanks PB... Much appreciated. And thanks for comments on my site.
Glad you liked the story too. I think it adds a useful dimension - to draw the reader/viewer into the amazing world at our feet.
Re the gear, depends on what you're shooting, doesn't it. But whatever you're shooting with, if the light isn't right you're f*****. It's something of an expedition sifting the gold from the muck re what works best but for what I do it's all in this page - http://www.beingmark.com/macro-illustrated/ - more or less.
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