Up close and colourful
sunita
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Not sure if this really constitutes macro, but I did take these shots with my macro lens...:scratch. Was experimenting with still life indoors waiting for the rain to subside.
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I've been experimenting with "closeup/macro" and using focus stacking; with this technique you could get everything in focus (if you wished that is).
In the Holy Macro forum there are some superb tutorials by Lord Vetinari - simply followed his directions and achieved some pretty good results with flowers.
Brian V.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/
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They look like very sharp coloured skewers.
I like it when people experiment, it's a great way to learn something new.
I need to give this type of thing a try.
Thanks for sharing Sunita .... Skippy
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:skippy Everyone has the right to be stupid, but some people just abuse the privilege :dgrin
Actually, they are multi-coloured toothpicks which I bought for my class to illustrate point groups in group theory.
Glenn, you're right - I should have tried focus stacking - will definitely get to it shortly.
Well actually I didn't mean to say you should have tried FS; rather that it would give a quite different look. Shallow DOFs seem to be popular these days (years, I'm older than some) and also can be very effective.
Glenn
What a brilliant idea....love your colorful pics...
Patricia......:D
Glenn, I did get your point - what I meant to say was that I too meant to try focus stacking when I was shooting these, but somehow didn't get around to it...
Sunita
I kept putting it off too - all summer when the flowers were everywhere. Finally I "got around" to focus stacking in the last week,, and now it's "where have all the flowers gone?":cry