My new Aquatimer

[andy tims]

I posted a couple of Q&D hand held shots in the wrist check thread the other day, but had time this evening to take some more pics. I'm still very very much at the bottom of my macro learning curve, but "reasonably" pleased with these









I'm finding reflections hard to deal with shooting outside & must clean the watch much more thoroughly before shooting next time.

Loving the watch though

Edited by andy tims on Saturday 18th April 20:29

[Animal]

Oh my, that's more than a bit nice! Good pics too, thanks for sharing.

Best,

Alex

[toohuge]

Superb watch, good photographs as well.

[nurburgring1]

Very nice watch Andy and as above, very nice pics. I know it's off topic, but, what camera do you use?

[andy tims]

nurburgring1 said:

Very nice watch Andy and as above, very nice pics. I know it's off topic, but, what camera do you use?

Cheers

The camera is a Nikon D40 & the lens for these pictures is a 60mm AF-D f2.8 Micro, although I often use my 18-70mm AF-S when I'm not going for extreme close ups. I always try to use daylight & usually shoot with a tripod & remote shutter release.

Edited by andy tims on Sunday 19th April 07:29

[anonymous-user]

I love those Aquatimers. Great photos too.

[rocket-roy]

Andy - For a novice, those pictures are brilliant and very nice watch too

[Slagathore]

Very nice!

[Tazza]

I have one of those and I've never managed to take a photo that does it justice. Superb watch - you will love it. Far better photos than me too!!

[Pesty]

Great pics.

I will own one of these one day. awsome watch

edit in fact thats it! no more watches for me until I have saved enough to get one of these.

Edited by Pesty on Sunday 19th April 22:25

[MarkoTVR]

Beautiful.