Macros at Henry Park

tchuanye · 22nd July 2007

Took some shots at my old haunt, and the gardener did a really good job by cropping most parts of the vegetation there. So did not expect much....but still manage to find some.

Canon A610+reverse lens, F8, 1/100s, ISO50 diffuser for OB flash and diffuse ext flash

FZ10 + Raynox 250, F8, 1/60s, ISO50, 2 ext diffuse flash

#1: Orb Web spider (A610)

Rest are FZ10
#2: White Bug

#3) Wierd looking insect....moth?

#4:Front

#5:Face

tchuanye · 22nd July 2007

#6: Top view

#7 Rear view

#8:Close up abstract

#9 with wings open

LowLights · 22nd July 2007

Interesting looking moth you got there.. super detail

tchuanye · 22nd July 2007

Originally Posted by LowLights

Interesting looking moth you got there.. super detail

Thanks!

Bluesteel · 23rd July 2007

Chuanye ,

Excellent shots as always!

Very interesting moth you've shot!

Perhaps ask HKmonth (DR.Roger C. KENDRICK)to assist in ID?

tltan · 23rd July 2007

u are increadible. to be able to shoot so upclose!

Caicaizi · 23rd July 2007

Nice shots.

DeSwitch · 23rd July 2007

Enjoy looking at yr macros. Keep em coming.

tchuanye · 23rd July 2007

Originally Posted by Bluesteel

Chuanye ,

Excellent shots as always!

Very interesting moth you've shot!

Perhaps ask HKmonth (DR.Roger C. KENDRICK)to assist in ID?

Thanks! Have done that!

tchuanye · 23rd July 2007

Originally Posted by tltan

u are increadible. to be able to shoot so upclose!

Thanks! But its the equipment that gets such magnification!

Originally Posted by Caicaizi

Nice shots.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by DeSwitch

Enjoy looking at yr macros. Keep em coming.

Thank you!

Stevewhy · 26th July 2007

Hmmm...... what can I say.

Thanks for sharing.

tchuanye · 26th July 2007

Originally Posted by Stevewhy

Hmmm...... what can I say.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Steve!

26th July 2007	#11
Stevewhy Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 983	Re: Macros at Henry Park Hmmm...... what can I say. Thanks for sharing. __________________ http://fiveprime.org/hivemind/User/Stevewhy Learning, Learning and still Learning....

22nd July 2007	#1
tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,962	Macros at Henry Park Took some shots at my old haunt, and the gardener did a really good job by cropping most parts of the vegetation there. So did not expect much....but still manage to find some. Canon A610+reverse lens, F8, 1/100s, ISO50 diffuser for OB flash and diffuse ext flash FZ10 + Raynox 250, F8, 1/60s, ISO50, 2 ext diffuse flash #1: Orb Web spider (A610) Rest are FZ10 #2: White Bug #3) Wierd looking insect....moth? #4:Front #5:Face __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

22nd July 2007	#2
tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,962	Re: Macros at Henry Park #6: Top view #7 Rear view #8:Close up abstract #9 with wings open __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

22nd July 2007	#3
LowLights Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: East of this Sunny Island Posts: 684	Re: Macros at Henry Park Interesting looking moth you got there.. super detail __________________ :cheers:

23rd July 2007	#5
Bluesteel Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 955	Re: Macros at Henry Park Chuanye , Excellent shots as always! Very interesting moth you've shot! Perhaps ask HKmonth (DR.Roger C. KENDRICK)to assist in ID? __________________ Sunny ~ Butterflies of Singapore Blog ~

23rd July 2007	#6
tltan Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,331	Re: Macros at Henry Park u are increadible. to be able to shoot so upclose!

23rd July 2007	#7
Caicaizi Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Redhill Posts: 80	Re: Macros at Henry Park Nice shots.

23rd July 2007	#8
DeSwitch Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: 1.45N 103.83E Posts: 2,745	Re: Macros at Henry Park Enjoy looking at yr macros. Keep em coming. __________________ NPX Multiply