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I am in love with color, life, flower and nature in general. So, whenever, I am holding my Nikon-Tamron Combo, Noone can stop me from clicking. Its like an addiction which I feel from inside. In love with this Macro lens. Pure Joy this feeling is smile emoticon So much peace it gives instantly !
Just to tell you, friends: Its not cropped at all. The left side petal is torn due to some reason. So i clicked it that way applying "rule of thirds"
__Closeup shot of a flower named dahlia ___
Dahlia is a genus of bushy, tuberous, herbaceous perennial plants native to Mexico. A member of the Asteraceae, dicotyledonous plants, related species include the sunflower, daisy, chrysanthemum and zinnia. (Wiki)
As of now my 50 MM is still being shipped over, i guess the Ebay dude literally is "shipping" the lens through sea, its taking ages for it to float all the way from Hong Kong to Chennai. In the meanwhile my fav play toy is the 100 MM Macro Lens. I think its worth every damn rupee spent even though it was so expensive to buy it. The results it produces is absolutely fantastic. This is my first shot with the Macro Lens. What you see here is nothing but the Lens cap of the 100MM Macro that i shot for testing purposes at the shop where i purchased the lens. I'm fascinated by the DoF and the focus sharpness it produces. Impressive, thats not the word for this.
Canon EOS 400D, 100 MM F/2.8 Macro Lens at F/3.2, ISO 1600, Shutter Priority: 1/25th of a Second and Manual Focus.
tried the new automatic focus stack with d850
a little fussy but worked ok i guess.
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Speckled wood butterfly. Managed to attract it onto a flower with some drops of honey/sugar syrup. Focus stacked using zerene.
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There is a different quality to light when smoke covers the sun. It is more yellow that what we are used to and it does influence the photographs we take during such times. Here is a few shots I took one smoky day in summer...