Re-Shoot of Caterpillar using KENKO Tubes

Andy · May 1, 2005

real nice, skippy!

Skippy · May 1, 2005

Thanks Andy

andy wrote:

real nice, skippy!

I'll send him and his mates over if you want

they're really getting stuck into my plant, but getting bigger the more they eat.........wish they would hurry up and start making cocoons, cause I want to see if they are moths or butterflies

...... need a big spider to play with thats what I need

Hey have a great time on your Yosemite Trip wont ya

:

Skippy (Australia)

mplonsky · May 3, 2005

Cool shot. You can have even more fun if you put a teleconverter before the tubes and/or a canon 500D closeup after the canon 100mm macro. I just love seeing what we cannot with just our eyes. Another thing to consider playing with is reversing your 49mm on the camera itself (or on some extention tubes or whatever) rather than on a lens. You will need an adapter to do this (i got mine off of ebay from some guy in europe).

David_S85 · May 3, 2005

DGrin going macro crazy?
Hey Skippy, Mark is in the house... (posting just above).

Take a look:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=10756

and follow to his profile to look at his website. OMG!!!

mplonsky wrote:

Cool shot. You can have even more fun if you put a teleconverter before the tubes and/or a canon 500D closeup after the canon 100mm macro. I just love seeing what we cannot with just our eyes. Another thing to consider playing with is reversing your 49mm on the camera itself (or on some extention tubes or whatever) rather than on a lens. You will need an adapter to do this (i got mine off of ebay from some guy in europe).

REQ · May 3, 2005

wow what an amazing shot

:photo

Skippy · May 3, 2005

Cool Mark

mplonsky wrote:

Cool shot. You can have even more fun if you put a teleconverter before the tubes and/or a canon 500D closeup after the canon 100mm macro. I just love seeing what we cannot with just our eyes. Another thing to consider playing with is reversing your 49mm on the camera itself (or on some extention tubes or whatever) rather than on a lens. You will need an adapter to do this (i got mine off of ebay from some guy in europe).

Thanks Mark.........what does that adapter look like that your talking about

is it a specific brand? you do the coolest Macro's Mark, I shoot most of mine inside the house on the kitchen bench, just using an old cardboard box, a desk lamp and an external Canon flash.

I am really interested in Macro, it's always fascinated me ever since I was a little girl, ohhhhhhh Im not saying I'm not scared of spiders :nono I'd freak if one got on me, but to get really close and photograph such things is something else

, I'm always looking for ways to get closer.

Thank you for your help Mark......... Skippy (Australia)

Skippy · May 3, 2005

Hey there David

David_S85 wrote:

Hey Skippy, Mark is in the house... (posting just above).

Take a look:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=10756

and follow to his profile to look at his website. OMG!!!

Ahhhhhhhhh yes I have seen Marks work many times, he is a truely amazing photographer isn't he

and his work is just brilliant, gob smackin stuff

.

I just posted him a reply

Skippy (Australia)

Skippy · May 3, 2005

Thanks Req

:

REQ wrote:

wow what an amazing shot :photo

Hmmmmmmmm I went outside to see how much damage those little critters had done to my plant and and and and .......they're all gone

what da

All of them

now where the heck could they have gone

I searched the plant to see if they had begun their morphing, but no sign of cocoons nuffin

..........right ! who nicked me caterpillars

:

Darn Darn Darn ...... I wanted to photograph them some more

ohhh well life goes on with or without caterpillars doesn't it heheheh

Skippy (Australia)

Jekyll & Hyde · May 3, 2005

Skippy wrote:

:
Hmmmmmmmm I went outside to see how much damage those little critters had done to my plant and and and and .......they're all gone

J: Awww, doesn't that just bite? :cry

H: I had a bush full of them last fall (they were only 2mm in diameter max though). One day they too were all gone. Couldn't find a one.

J: I hope you find some new critters to shoot (maybe check that garage some night

). But be careful.

H: Thanks for all the sweet comments. (Your examples are what actually persuaded me to finally get the 250D last year

).
J&H

mplonsky · May 3, 2005

Skippy wrote:

Thanks Mark.........what does that adapter look like that your talking about is it a specific brand?

Go hear:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=29971&item=7511546420&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Skippy wrote:

you do the coolest Macro's Mark, I shoot most of mine inside the house on the kitchen bench, just using an old cardboard box, a desk lamp and an external Canon flash.

Thanx for the kind words. I do the indoor studio type stuff sometimes, but much prefer the bugs in their natural environment.

Skippy wrote:

I am really interested in Macro, it's always fascinated me ever since I was a little girl, ohhhhhhh Im not saying I'm not scared of spiders :nono I'd freak if one got on me, but to get really close and photograph such things is something else

I have found that the more I photograph them, the less I fear them.

Re-Shoot of Caterpillar using KENKO Tubes

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