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Camera: Sony DSLR-A700
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/640)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 26 mm
Exposure: +0.40
ISO Speed: 320
Exposure Bias: +0.3 EV
Flash: Off
This shot was not on a Tripod (Hand Held Shot)
Hit Explore Oct 18, 2009 #122
That's what you get for bouncing flash off a tree branch on a winter's day, the wind is blowing sleet onto your camera lens and spectacles.All part of the never ending learning curve of photography for me!
Macro Mondays theme: Monday, September 18th theme - then and now, before and after, yesterday and today...
Tried a few things for this theme after rumaging through my little box of memorabilia - ie "STUFF" - my biggest problem was to get into the "3-inch rule" limit. Had to use a ruler to make sure I cropped to the 3" limit.
This image has a my old iPhone, an older flash and something you may not recognize - a disposable Flash Cube. These compact little pieces were developed in the 1960's by Kodak for their Instamatic series of cameras and with an adapter you could actually use them on SLR's. I tried to include the adapter, but couldn't get it in because of the 3" rule.
Happy Macro Monday to all ...
As it was snowing quite a bit today, I decided to play with the Yongnuo YN685 as I don't do a lot of flash photography.
I grabbed the turkey feathers that I gathered over the summer and grabbed a shot of them bouncing the flash off the ceiling at 1/32 power.
Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Pancake Lens on a Canon 1DS Mark III.
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Something I hope to do more of this coming summer. There's just something about the sheer power of a storm. This shot was taken last summer.
'FORGET ME NOT' - 'SPRING 2025' - 'NIKON D5600 With NIKKOR 40mm F2.8 Micro - (With Ring Flash) - 14th-15th APRIL 2025
This is a wire that I dipped in Glycerin. The lighting is a single 2B-24 with a red and green gel each covering half of the flash. The flash is pointed at a white background so this is completely backlit. I think the two gels create a very pleasing gradient.