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  1. 07-Jun-08, 22:21 #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rheghead View Post
    Close up of rope. Trying to fill the frame with one colour and different shades.

    Nice one Rheghead- I do like this image. Make a strong backing for a graphic layout.
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    Nice thread - here's a couple of my recent efforts playing with the new Sigma f1.4, 30mm prime. A nice little beasty - bought for speed at low lighting scenarios (without flash), but I'm very taken by it's depth of field capabilities. First one - Fern in Dunnet Forest, second - tree blossom (is it a cherry tree?) at Castletown's graveyard (creepy!!)



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    Thank you. Great control of depth of field, Deemac. I've a lot of Ferns in the garden so I will try and experiment with them.
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    Rheghead,I agree with Deemac, the ropes are excellent, it's a subject I am always drawn too.
    dan67, The Sea Holly is a stunner.
    Deemac, congrats on the new lens, interesting lens, the results are excellent, my preference is the fern - great use of depth of field.
    Scunner, beautifully lit.
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    posted this already somewhere lol
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    Some cracking photos in this thread. It's amazing what can be seen when you look closely at things.

    Sapphire2803 - love the dandelion seed head - just wish there weren't so many like this in my garden!

    I think I've posted this one in another thread, but this is my favourite macro photo from recent times. It was taken last year just as nature provided it (in my mother-in-laws garden).

    The shower of rain shortly before the photo was taken added some interest in the form of water droplets on the flower.
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    hoping to get some macro shots of orchids this year but i got these two last week lol first is of a flag (throat markings are stunning)



    and this is the ivy leaved toadflax which is such a tiny flower which looks so dainty
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scunner View Post
    absolutely stunning.
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    not very good images, but just wanted to show what I have grown


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    Talking <3 macro

    i love taking macro shots! you might see a lot of posts from me on this thread!





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    Love the piano keys and the cat.

    Some fab pictures on this thread! Adding a couple of mine taken this evening...



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