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9th January 2005
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A visit to SGB today.....Spider and Bugs...
Hiee....
Here are some photos taken today to test out macro using an extension tube....on my 35-70mm f4 lens..... A fun day with some fellow CS.....    A Flash was used for all the shot with off-shoe cable.....and bracket Rgds, sulhan |
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9th January 2005
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Location: eastern side . . .
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nice catch bro . . .
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9th January 2005
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Nice interesting shots.
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9th January 2005
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Hahah.....great one......can anyone help here.....
Frankly speaking.....that was my first time seeing that red insect. It just caught our attention when we were heading off from botanic gardens.... Many passer by were wondering what we were doing.... Well.we shred the photos with kids who were passing by and they were happy getting to see what these "uncles" were doing and their catch.... rgds, sulhan |
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10th January 2005
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Lala Land
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 for the red bug! |
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10th January 2005
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Tampines
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Nice pics .... i like 1 and 2. The ant looks slick ... nice.
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10th January 2005
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Bedok
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First shot is nice, but seems like the focus is a bit out.
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10th January 2005
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Location: West side of S'pore
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Nice shots there, esp. the 1st one, good contrast in colours between the red bug and the green leaf behind it. The ant shot has interesting composition too.
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10th January 2005
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Depth of field tricky on my setup...
Well, the depth of filed was kinda tricky for this little one as its rather flat and also its standing on a "new-leave" of the "CB"** leave... The new leave wasa curving in the opposite position of the little red bug which was about 1cm in real size... I agree that the top right is kinda OOF. ......but i'm already shooting at f18 (physical aperture setting of my setup of which is already @ f36 physically in terms of light and tripod was not accesible for the shot.....) Well.....haha...Its really my first time seeing this insect.....too excited...!!!! ***"CB Leave" - for those who may not know what is it...and why its called CB leave....please do PM me..... FYI: This leave is used to wrap the "tempeh" - See info of tempeh here... rgds, sulhan |
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