Macro flower photographs

[bander]

Hey everybody,

I don't know they are called, but they are tiny and beautiful.




Cheers

[Letrow]

sony nex 5n
E 18-55

I like the lighting in this photo Aghiel, it creates a nice mood.

[Quixxxie2000]

[johnbharle]

...Am I posting too large?

Not for me

[johnbharle]

cuckoo flower or cardamine pratensis

Beautiful as always, Peter

[johnbharle]

Two daisies, the first from last week and the other from yesterday (when it wasn't raining for a change )....

We haven't had any significant rain in over a month. So in hopes of staving off a repeat of last year's drought, can you send some of your rain this way?

[johnbharle]

sony nex 5n
E 18-55

This is really nice! What flowers are they and where did you take them? Thanks in advance.
john

[johnbharle]

Hey everybody,

I don't know they are called, but they are tiny and beautiful.




Cheers

They are. Look like they're made of wax or sugar frosting. Where did you take them?

[Letrow]

Veronica

[Letrow]

Rhodondendron

[Letrow]

clematis montana

[pat3pee]

I have just become a happy owner of a Tamron 90mm Macro lens so I'm excited to show some of my first flower shots. Must admit that it's very difficult to get the focus/DOF right and with the slightest wind even more so.
How to crop is also critical. Your C&Cs welcome.











....are these too many pictures in one go ?

[Dave Humphries]

I have just become a happy owner of a Tamron 90mm Macro lens so I'm excited to show some of my first flower shots.

Looks like "the '90" has found a good home

Each has something to commend it, but perhaps a little room for improvement as you take more.

....are these too many pictures in one go ?

getting that way, numbering them would help us, if you want individual feedback on them.

Well done,

[Inkanyezi]

#832 by pat3pee

I particularly like the backlit ones. The last in your series is intriguing. I am sure that you with time will find your style with this acquisition, maybe paying more attention to composition and lighting in combination. Closeup photography opens new perspectives on the world around us.

[pat3pee]

Thanks for encouragement Dave, I need your inputs. Re.backlit shots Urban, it's all from the sun of which we have plentiful here.

[Letrow]

I have just become a happy owner of a Tamron 90mm Macro lens so I'm excited to show some of my first flower shots. Must admit that it's very difficult to get the focus/DOF right and with the slightest wind even more so.
How to crop is also critical. Your C&Cs welcome.

....are these too many pictures in one go ?

Good shots Patrik. I like the shadow effects, there is clearly sun out there. The last one I like best and the only thing to comment on there would be the bit of blue that I see in the top right corner.

[Letrow]

Dandelion and forget-me-nots

[rtbaum]

Prairie Smoke

[jprzybyla]

I have not visited this thread for a while, upon looking at the posts all I can say is WOW!!!!! Good work everyone.

[jprzybyla]

These are a few of the images from a recent trip to the rose garden at Leu Garden, a botanical garden near Orlando, Florida. C&C always welcomed.

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