Macro-ized Details

By enigmaticfaerie written 5/27/08 9:52 AM, published 5/27/08 10:02 AM

Tags: dandelion macro

Just a few macros of dandelions and waterdrops.

1 2 3 4

Thanks for looking and have a great day

Taken with the D200 and 90mm sigma macro. I think there was an extension tube on also, but I can't be certain

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msjudi 5/27/08 10:18 AM

Wow, Ms Faerie.... i love each one... beautiful macros.....
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Ashton 5/27/08 10:41 AM

Yes well done! Like the second one best!

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chrissy63 5/27/08 11:29 AM

All are beautiful, can't pick a fav!

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wasabinuts 5/27/08 11:31 AM

Awesome work. Wish I had the time to do more like that...
Until then, this site should keep me going.
Thanks to everyone that posts. You help make my lunch break a little more interesting.

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VegasStan 5/27/08 11:43 AM

Once again beautiful shots!!

- Out of Focus!!

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kalole0 5/27/08 11:51 AM

Really like the comp & sharpness of the seed thingies in the first one and the drops. The third is also a fave for the delicate feel of it. Looks like you might have a dust spot on the lens, tho. Easy to fix. Enjoyed this set.

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enigmaticfaerie 5/27/08 12:04 PM

Yeah, I've tried everything to get that off. I can see it through the viewfinder but I've cleaned my lenses, mirror and checked my sensor dozens of times. I don't have photoshop at the moment so I can't clone it out myself. But I saw it and it stares at me. I think it's times to get a cleaning.

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The Old Guy 5/27/08 1:00 PM

I love #1 & #2. Can't find anything to suggest that you do differently, all are really good. I hope that the schooling pays off and you find satisfaction in following photography as a career. These samples of your ability suggest that you will find a niche out there.

- So shoot already!!

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ROCKADEE 5/27/08 1:44 PM

Great All Around....Happy Summer!
- NATURE RULES!!!

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liquidpulp 5/27/08 1:48 PM

great shots... love the first 2 esp.. the saturation are incredible.. I like the third one.. it reminds me of a dream sequence for some reason..

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palofmine 5/27/08 1:55 PM

I LOve THE 2nd one! Very nice! All are great.

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Lori Smaltz 5/27/08 2:06 PM

Great work and the color is fabulous!
#2 is the one I like best.
Do you manually set-up the White Balance or use automatic?
Those spots are probably on a sensor in the body.
I had spots on mine after about 2000 shots.
I cleaned inside the body and resolved it.

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Lidljo 5/27/08 5:42 PM

Fantastic - they all are wonderful and I could not pick a favorite.

- Flowers are happiness...

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MRQUACKERS 5/28/08 1:25 AM

Love the second, I think the balancing act sets it off.

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enigmaticfaerie 5/28/08 6:21 AM

I just had the WB set for daylight. I've read how to set the WB manually but haven't tried it yet. I've found the auto settings (although I don't set it on Auto, but I do set it for it's predefined settings of daylight, cloudy, tungsten, etc.) work fine for what i shoot 90% of the time.

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RobinG 5/28/08 10:23 AM

Wonderful macros! Very clear and sharp images. Can't choose a fav! :o)

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