Christmas cactus views. Focus stacked using zerene

Orchid on the kitchen windowsill. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

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Close up of my out of season bottlebrush flower. Focus stacked using zerene

Öland Sweden

flowers

@ Avebury Manor

Pot primroses. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Hebe flower from the garden. Focus stacked using zerene

Hebe flowerX4. Focus stacked using zerene

Damp Echium flowers. Focus stacked using zerene

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Macro Flowers

Plum blossom

This week has been a bit of a bust. I had 2 separate astrophotography projects planned and the weather would just not cooperate.

My backup plan was using the roses that I had planned on buying for my wife as a subject with the marco lens.

This image is at 15 image focus stack. The last time I did focus stacking I used the method of changing the focus ring on the lens to move the focus. This time I used my macro focusing rail to physically move the camera.

I think the image quality is the same as well as the sharpness. What this method does help with is focus breathing.

Not a portfolio image by any stretch...but...I am learning more about focus stacking with macro and hope to do more of this in the Spring as we get flowers and bugs in the yard.

Macro flower

Cut roses. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

went for a walk today, sunny with a cool breeze, so the butterflies didn't hang around but found a patch of forget me nots for my daily photo

Bearded iris bits. Focus stacked using zerene

Macro of some flowers.

Christmas cactus views. Focus stacked using zerene

Fujifilm

Fayetteville, AR

Alstroemeria petals. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Taken with a NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D5100

Anthurium andreanum

Olympus digital camera

Cross-eye stereogram

Pot rose. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Aubretia

Testing a new macro lens