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Heute möchte ich mich bei meinen Pilzfotos auf eine Art beschränken, den Herben Zwergknäueling (Panellus stipticus), den man noch im Spätherbst bis weit in die Wintermonate hinein antrifft. Bei dem vorgestellten Foto handelt es sich um ein Makropanorama aus zwei Querformat Schärfenreihen.
Colrain, MA
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Virtually Supine - Afternoon Light
A very intelligent, talented and graceful woman. She excels in clubs and fire staff. A delight to watch.
I will be featuring her in my forthcoming ‘Framing Life Series’.
Brighton 🇬🇧
March 2021
Samsung NX1 & Kiron 105mm f/2.8 Macro
Wide Open | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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Grapes for Macro Mondays theme fruit.
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I had another practice attempt at capturing a bird in flight when this Osprey flew overhead. My main goal here was to try to focus on the eye and get it sharp. There wasn’t much light to work with but I managed to capture just enough to get some colour showing in his eye. Some photographer said you need LUCK when capturing these moments. ( Labouring Under Correct Knowledge). I shall continue to labour on! Happy Wing Wednesday!
My project for the week was to try taking shots showing speed and focus....I was pleased with this one ... also the composition is pretty well balanced. I used ‘burst’ mode on my camera....
Wild—even demonic—
Strawberries. Apologies
To Ingmar Bergman.
Fire, Ice, lensing drop.
At the end of the season,
Scorched leaves, unripe fruit.
Gaia knows the past,
And how the future unfolds,
But not what will be.
Handheld 1:1,
Heavily overcast sky,
12-shot focus stack.
26 Jan 2022; 09:00 CST; Velvia +
263. 43. 20; Takeover Explore 25May2022 no160
I am using here an adapter and a lens (Helios 44M-7, a 58mm lens) that is not coupled with the camera (Leica M8). So, the camera does not help at all with focussing. Instead, I used a measuring tape, adjusted the lens accordingly and chose a narrow aperture (F11) to increase the chance of achieving good focus. It does work, though this is my first successful shot applying this method. In "real life", I think, I should use a portrait lens that is coupled to the camera.
Weevils are one of my favorite photography subjects. They look so cool. Photographed in Maryland.
A focus stack of 5 images, shot with the camera hand held. Canon 80D, Canon MPE lens, Canon twin flash, Aperture f/11, shutter speed 1/250, ISO 400.
This blue heron did not move from his position for several minutes as he prepared to pluck a crawdad from the pond. . .
Is the tower at the end of the perspective really leaning? It's all a question of point of view... Like so many things in life, you have to look at everything from every angle.
Est-elle réelement penchée cette tour qui pointe au bout de la perspective? Tout est une question de point de vue… Comme beaucoup de choses dans la vie, il faut savoir regarder tout sous tous les angles.
With only a brief window before moonrise I went to a familiar recent target to try more bokeh MW! This is a lot longer exposure than I would normally do with a 50mm lens as star trailing is less noticeable when out of focus!
Some more experimenting with focus stacking of a black ant under my Nikon Labophot-2 microscope. Approximately 64 images were focus stacked together in Helicon Focus to create this image. The ant was photographed under side light with a 4x objective. I was impressed by how much fine detail was captured, especially in the eye, leg and antenna.