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briantrumpet
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Way-Out-West
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^^Ooh, they look fab, especially the top one.^^
I took a number of abstract river reflections, these two being my favourites. One close up, the other wider and looking down from a bridge.
Way-Out-West
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An early(ish) trip to the meadow before the horseflies had arisen.
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Driftwood.
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Way-Out-West
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Well, you have to start somewhere.😉
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Way-Out-West
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Small Common Blue butterfly and impressionistic cow parsley.
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Macro(n)ville again. I'm hooked.
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Argh, only took the one, and annoyed I got shadow on it. Technical fail.
Meant to comment on this earlier but got sidetracked.
Anyone can point a macro lens at objects but the lighting is what elevates the end result.
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briantrumpet
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I'm always on high alert when there's dappled lighting, as the contrastiness often gives interesting results... as in several of WoW's 'flower in spotlight' series back on CS.
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For pleasing backgrounds/foregrounds specular highlights can make for an interesting shot, but usually having the subject in soft light (or shadow) is best. Macro photographers either cast a shadow over their subject or use a diffuser to specifically avoid high contrast. Some use artificial lighting to control the light.
For me, a bright but overcast day is best. Looking at Brian’s hoverfly shot, the flat light is what makes it (as well as the great composition),
For me, a bright but overcast day is best. Looking at Brian’s hoverfly shot, the flat light is what makes it (as well as the great composition),
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Way-Out-West
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The General Stores and library.
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Excellent. Was it Windows 4 you used?
Actually, I think you might have upgraded to Windows 6.
