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This rather large moth was hanging out by our office. The wingspan is roughly 5-6 inches, which makes it rather large! The antennae are roughly 1/2 inch and beautiful in design.
Taken using 50mm f/1.8 lens and kenko extension tubes 20mm & 36mm. Aperture f/3.5 ISO 400. Natural light.
The edge of a liquid washing detergent capsule. Taken approx 1cm away from subject, using 18-55mm kit lens and macro extension tubes 2& 3 (16mm, 30mm) Natural daylight, no extra lighting source used.
Really ugly spider heavily cropped photos, using sony FE 28mm F2.0 lens with a 6MM autofocus macro extension tube. Also used an shoe mounted flash and a diffusion shade.
This rather large moth was hanging out by our office. The wingspan is roughly 5-6 inches, which makes it rather large! The antennae are roughly 1/2 inch and beautiful in design.
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Taken using macro extension tubes no.s 1&3 (9mm and 30mm) and standard kit lens 18-55mm, in natural daylight. Aperture set to f/5.6
18th January 2009
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Bit pushed for time today and slightly lacking in inspiration.. took this for no other reason than its yellow.. and as yesterdays shot had a slight blue vibe to it, thought i'd compliment it with a bit of yellow in my project365 set. (I told you I was struggling today!)
Taken using macro extension tube no.3 (30mm adapter) and 18-55mm lens. Lit with angle poise desk lamp.
This rather large moth was hanging out by our office. The wingspan is roughly 5-6 inches, which makes it rather large! The antennae are roughly 1/2 inch and beautiful in design.
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Taken with a Nikon D3100 using a 50mm f/1.8 AF lens mounted on macro extension tubes.
Photo made with 41mm macro extension tubes and Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM lens, set at appr. 70-80mm.
Day 2 of my experimentation with flash, liquids, macro extension tubes, and splashes. For this one I was on my own, dropping the strawberry into the bowl while snapping the shutter at the same time. Quite a messy experiment, but lots of fun.
This is actually an outake from this photo www.flickr.com/photos/richardcclayton/4862939504/ but I really quite liked it without the headphone cord!