Recently realised I had the special liking towards macro shooting. Decided to work hard on it... From a weekend shoot at Imbiah in Sentosa... Comments & critics welcomed...
Imbiah Macro
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the photos of the bee and the bluebottles really blow me away!
sharp, contrasty subjects with creamy bokeh backdrop:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
simply gorgeous.
care to share your set-up?;p
p.s- haha, was the fruitfly in the 1st 2 photos feeding on a noni fruit? looks like
sharp, contrasty subjects with creamy bokeh backdrop:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
simply gorgeous.
care to share your set-up?;p
p.s- haha, was the fruitfly in the 1st 2 photos feeding on a noni fruit? looks like
the photos of the bee and the bluebottles really blow me away!
sharp, contrasty subjects with creamy bokeh backdrop:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
simply gorgeous.
care to share your set-up?;p
p.s- haha, was the fruitfly in the 1st 2 photos feeding on a noni fruit? looks like
Wow... Thanks... Didn't expect such a kind first comment...
My setup:
- EOS 400D
- EF 100mm F2.8 Macro
- 430EX Flash with Stofen Omnibounce
The "fruitfly" was feeding on a white-tish flower which has a long white bud in the middle. Not sure if that's a noni fruit....
hi! i have EF100mm F2.8 macro but can never seem to get such good details.. did u crop it?
or how do u get so close?? moving very very slowly? ehheee
Err... Definitely have to crop... Can't move toooooo close else the insects will fly off... This is about a 60% crop off the original 10MP image...
Eggs? It does look like it's pregnant... :bsmilie::bsmilie:
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