Morning Dew

[Rebel]

An old photo that I missed for processing, had a little time to do it this morning.

Anyone know what plant/grass that is?

[NorthernFocus]

A bit of abstract effect to this one, Matt. Reckon this is a cat's eye view?

[bnnrcn]

Beautiful image Matt A can't see your exif , a macro lens?

[Rebel]

A bit of abstract effect to this one, Matt. Reckon this is a cat's eye view?

Cheers Dan, I didn't think of that but it probably was similar to what the cat was looking at

Beautiful image Matt A can't see your exif , a macro lens?

Thanks Binnur, yes it was taken with Tamron 90mm macro lens which I dust off now and again

[JohnRostron]

Very nice composition, Matt. The plant is some kind of horsetail, Equisetum, which are related to ferns.

John

[bnnrcn]

Are you happy with the Tamron macro lens Matt ? If I need one in the future I might as well buy a Tamron as it is cheaper

Thanks Binnur, yes it was taken with Tamron 90mm macro lens which I dust off now and again

[Rebel]

Are you happy with the Tamron macro lens Matt ? If I need one in the future I might as well buy a Tamron as it is cheaper

Yea I am very happy with it, its pretty fast and procduces excellent quality images

[Ziggy]

Nice image Matt.

[IzzieK]

Excellent processing Matt...I love the colour.

[JamesScott86]

Fantastic shot!!! Really nice!

[Rebel]

Thanks all

[Stagecoach]

This one works for me Matt. Get that lens out more often.

[Rebel]

This one works for me Matt. Get that lens out more often.

I think it will be next spring now Grahame, if todays weather is anything to go buy Autumn is in full swing!

[Chrisclick]

Very nice capture and PP.

[deetheturk]

Very nice Matt, well seen mate!

[John 2]

Nice capture Matt. I like the richness of the green. It lets the dew stand out.

[John 2]

Are you happy with the Tamron macro lens Matt ? If I need one in the future I might as well buy a Tamron as it is cheaper

Binnur, Both the Tamron and the Tokina 100m macro lenses were rated sharper than the Canon/Nikon equivalents by reviewers at the time they were launched. From memory, the Nikon equivalent in particular loses out because it has a rotating front element which make the use of a polariser difficult. Either would serve you well. I ended up buying the Tokina simply because the Tamron was so popular at the time, it was in short supply. I have no regrets. Google the reviews.

[Rebel]

Cheers David & John