It is a Sony CyberShot DSC-P92.
I cropped the shot a little...
Macro flower photographs
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1st June 2011, 01:54 PMmanthosRe: Macro flower photographs
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1st June 2011, 05:00 PMpr126Re: Macro flower photographs
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1st June 2011, 05:46 PMVandenbergRe: Macro flower photographs
awesome job PR126, like the tones
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9th June 2011, 10:10 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographsNice ones Peter, I like the first one best though. It is the symmetry that looks great.Quote:
Originally Posted by pr126
Wow Wendy, what did you do with this one. Looks like a painting.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoutR
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9th June 2011, 10:24 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographs
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3041/...4a9169b6_z.jpg
Both taken when I visited Great Dixter recently. The garden was pretty dry and due to the hot weather most of the plants are in full bloom already, earlier than some of them should be.
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10th June 2011, 12:04 AMBJ DenningRe: Macro flower photographs
Here's a couple from my new 100mm macro. Still learning the art ...
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-z...4/IMG_1961.JPG
Camera Canon
Model Canon EOS REBEL T2i
ISO 100
Exposure 1/250 sec
Aperture 4.5
Focal Length 100mm
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-5...U/IMG_2002.JPG
Camera Canon
Model Canon EOS REBEL T2i
ISO 200
Exposure 1/50 sec
Aperture 22.0
Focal Length 100mm
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-N...s/IMG_2017.JPG
Camera Canon
Model Canon EOS REBEL T2i
ISO 200
Exposure 1/25 sec
Aperture 8.0
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10th June 2011, 12:57 AMepmi314Re: Macro flower photographs
Iris in front yard. Thoughts welcomed....
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10th June 2011, 01:14 AMScoutRRe: Macro flower photographsThanks Peter, glad you like it. Here is the original right out of camera. I just cropped and did a feathered vignette in Lightroom, then adjusted contrast brightness black point and all that stuff to try and make the flower pop a bit more from the vignette. Then to Elements for some more tone adjustments (can't remember them all but usually levels and colours) sharpening and resizing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letrow
http://ftp.execulink.com/~wfsweb/Ima...011-0584-2.jpg
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10th June 2011, 07:18 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographsI like the experiment a lot Wendy, much better than the original. It probably won't work for all flowers, but this one really stands out now.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoutR
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10th June 2011, 07:21 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographsI like your first one best Bryan, nice details there and good focus on the flower. The second one has beautiful colors, but the background distracts me a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BJ Denning
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10th June 2011, 07:24 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographsThe iris looks good and the droplets do too, nice detail. But the background is a bit too busy for my taste. The iris is a big flower though, so getting more bokeh in your picture will be difficult.Quote:
Originally Posted by epmi314
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10th June 2011, 07:31 AMWillowmossRe: Macro flower photographs
This has made me want to go and take photos of flowers, will have to wait till the daffodils and Jonquils come out.
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10th June 2011, 07:55 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographs
Looking forward to it Emma. Here the climate has been so hot and dry that most flowers have come up long before they are supposed to. I am afraid of what that means for the end of summer :(, probably not much flowering then.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2005/...f585a439_z.jpg
Papaver or poppy. Most times they are just one colour, but this one is different. And the blue pollen was a bonus I guess. -
11th June 2011, 02:43 PMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographs
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11th June 2011, 03:54 PMScoutRRe: Macro flower photographs
C&C welcome and appreciated, I've been trying new stuff again in PP :eek:
Jacob's Ladder
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...2&d=1307807354
Lobelia (again)
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...1&d=1307807277
Honeysuckle
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...3&d=1307807354
Bachelor Button - well actually the bee is the subject
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...0&d=1307807277
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11th June 2011, 04:12 PMJohnCRe: Macro flower photographs
It's a great image and from what I've seen it seems fine to change the original background to black-call it 'artistic licence'
Just browsed this thread and what wonderful macro shots. My macro lens is quite heavy and I need a tripod so I use this,it saves kicking the tripod legs. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...g_Sliding.html -
11th June 2011, 11:11 PMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographsI like the honeysuckle a lot Wendy, very special atmosphereQuote:
Originally Posted by ScoutR
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12th June 2011, 11:58 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographs
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14th June 2011, 02:12 AMBJ DenningRe: Macro flower photographs
He refused to turn around
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-W...2/IMG_2110.JPG
Camera Canon
Model Canon EOS REBEL T2i
ISO 200
Exposure 1/1000 sec
Aperture 2.8
Focal Length 100mm
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-A...0/IMG_2087.JPG
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-C...0/IMG_2101.JPG
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14th June 2011, 08:00 AMLetrowRe: Macro flower photographsDamn that insolent bee, he should be honored to pose for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by BJ Denning
What lens did you use on the last three photographs, the 100mm as well. It is a nice effect from a bit further away.