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Thread: Discovered a new challenge - macro photography

  1. 29-05-2014, 11:50 AM #91
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post
    Good one Rushy, i started to eat insects about 2-3 years ago....started as a dare....watched Bear Grylls eat so many i thought id give it a go........
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  3. 16-07-2014, 09:33 PM #92
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    Tiny little moth thing this week...

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    Would be great bait for a fly fisher
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    macro/still photography you say?
    Name: a1.jpg Views: 290 Size: 52.9 KBName: a2.jpg Views: 250 Size: 240.2 KBName: a3.jpg Views: 253 Size: 104.6 KB
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    2nd shot is awesome Timmay
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  7. 03-09-2014, 10:18 PM #96
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    Back into it after a bit of a break...

    Sci-fly (1) by gravelben, on Flickr

    Sci-fly (3) by gravelben, on Flickr
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  8. 04-09-2014, 02:09 AM #97
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    This is probably the best photo of a small thing I have ever managed with a phone camera. (iPhone 4s for those geeks who care) it's only a couple of mm across. The fabric is from a windbreaker.
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  9. 04-09-2014, 09:58 AM #98
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    Thats impressive for a phone camera!
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    Daddy long legs or is it mummy?
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    Long legs all right!

    Got some good ones today

    Fly portrait (2) by gravelben, on Flickr
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    Marching Slater by gravelben, on Flickr

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  13. 07-12-2014, 05:03 PM #102
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    Pack of wild dogs bringing down a pig...

    Slater being eaten by ants by gravelben, on Flickr

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  14. 08-12-2014, 09:32 AM #103
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    wow! cool pic
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  15. 08-12-2014, 11:09 AM #104
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    I was having a pee beside this hebe a couple of days back and saw all the insects working it over - bees, bumble bees, wasps etc, - did a risk assessment and put it away - went and got the camera -
    The buggars just won’t sit still - I might try it again when I have more time
    Fascinating subjects - love your professional results GravelBen - could look at your pics all day

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  16. 17-12-2014, 11:04 PM #105
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    Started having a play with some macro photography this week after borrowing a friend's camera with a couple of macro lenses... might have to get a macro lens for my camera too now! Good fun, its like hunting really small critters in your own garden and then some pretty high-precision photography to actually 'shoot' them.

    Here are a few I took with friends camera, I'll add a few more once I get something set up with mine.


    Fly on daisy (2) by gravelben, on Flickr


    Fly on leaf (1) by gravelben, on Flickr


    20131230-MacroIV-104 by gravelben, on Flickr


    20131230-MacroIV-100 by gravelben, on Flickr


    Earwig on daisy (1) by gravelben, on Flickr


    20131230-MacroIV-70 by gravelben, on Flickr


    20131230-MacroIV-47 by gravelben, on Flickr

    More here: Macro - a set on Flickr
    I've just been looking at these. Amazing quality. What camera / lenses?

    I've been thinking about using my assortment of close-up gear recently for a project that I'm toying with. These pics may just have given me a bit of extra impetus. I've got bellows, extension tubes, reversing rings, and if Im feeling a little lazy, close-up lenses that fit the filter thread. I've also got a ring flash which I haven't used much. All depends if I find the time.....
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