Macro Photo thread

[burton_ii]

[pic Untitled2 by mark, on Flickr[/pic]

[burton_ii]

a couple from today,

[pic] DSC_4573 by mark, on Flickr[/pic]

[pic] DSC_4524 by mark, on Flickr[/pic]

[Vintage Racer]

Sun's shining and the bugs are back!

Rosemary Leaf Beetle feeding on my Lavender

DSC_8743 (2) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr




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[Vintage Racer]

Rubbish weather and not much about to shoot, so pulled back some loose bark on a tree in the garden.......

DSC_9114_00001 (4) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_9237 (2) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_9124_01 (3) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_9275 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_9350 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr





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[Vintage Racer]

Just love the Raynox DCR250, attached to my 70-200f4

DSC_9210_00001 (6) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr




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[DibblyDobbler]

These are coming out very nicely Glynn! I also use a Raynox - great little bit of kit

[Vintage Racer]

It's getting a bit lonely on here......anyone else shot macro lately?

DSC_0704_00001 (3) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_0958_00001 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_0581_00001 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

Good work Glynn! Not much doing up here (Edinburgh) this early in the season but I have treated myself to a Canon 100mm and Fringer adapter so I can mount it on my X-T2 - will be looking to get going with this sometime soon

[C&C]

Vintage Racer said:

It's getting a bit lonely on here......anyone else shot macro lately?

Not recently but looking to get out and about in the next couple of weeks!

Nice set by the way, especially the head-on view of the fly.

[DibblyDobbler]

First shot with Fuji X-T2 + Canon 100mm via Fringer Pro. The Fringer works well enough - focusing is relatively slow but no big deal for macro. Definitely a viable option if there are any Canon lenses you fancy for your Fuji




Droplets by Mike Smith, on Flickr

[burton_ii]

green shield in the garden

[pic] Untitled2-2 by mark, on Flickr[/pic]

[Vintage Racer]

Been a wet week here in the Dordogne, but I always find that a few rain drops can give a 'lift' to the plantlife.

DSC_2830_00002 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2834_00003 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2851_00005 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2873_00009 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2888_00012 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2858_00007 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2854_00006 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

DSC_2839_00004 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

[eltawater]

I'm starting to have a dabble with some Neewer extension tubes and a focus rail now that the kids have gained some caterpillars for their butterfly farm.

Shooting through a plastic tub is quite difficult especially when the depth of field is so shallow! I've had to to go f22 for this one:

[Dave46]

been having a go at a few soap bubbles it giving me a bit of a headache and its very much work in progress...

Test by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Test by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Test by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Test by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Test by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

Good work Dave

[Dave46]

DibblyDobbler said:

Good work Dave

Thank you

[Fallingup]

Love those bubble pics. Here's my pathetic offering of a beetle. It's a female (kind, I don't know). She sits on a leaf and partially opens her wing caps exposing the sex organs on her back. Also exposes the brightly coloured body underneath which I assume attracts the male. There was lots of shagging going on on the Beech hedge!

[Fallingup]

[Vintage Racer]

[quote=Dave46]been having a go at a few soap bubbles it giving me a bit of a headache and its very much work in progress...

Great shots Dave!

[DibblyDobbler]

Very few bugs around up here (Edinburgh) as it's cold and wet but the A7Rii and 90mm is looking a very promising combination - this thing was pretty small, maybe 5/6mm and it's come out well




Fly Macro by Mike Smith, on Flickr