Dewdrop refractions
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Two different shots of same dewdrop, which do you like best?
and a partly frozen one:D
phil
and a partly frozen one:D
phil
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Brian V.
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I agree with Brian
You can do this type of shot with the Canon 100mm, but in combination with macro tubes (to achieve a higher magnification - 2:1).
Read this http://www.wonderfulphotos.com/articles/macro/dewdrops/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/devil_macro
I'm in awe every time I come here.
i actually prefer #2 , like the darker background colour
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Noob with an FZ35 - and loving it
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheeseboy2/
Comments appreciated.
I would love to learn how to capture images similar to these. I just got the Nikon 105mm VR, and will be practicing A LOT.
Thanks for all your posts, and mentoring vicariously via the forum.