- Location
- Bloomington, Indiana
- Name
- Mike
Lyle, that second one is an absolute beauty. Well caught.
Thanks, John. I know photos don't take themselves, but photos of flowers will definitely meet you more than halfway. And sometimes the insects will join in too.Lyle, that second one is an absolute beauty. Well caught.
Agree, Lyle. Serendipity always plays a part. 'My' bee isn't a trained one either. Sheer serendipity ...Thanks, John. I know photos don't take themselves, but photos of flowers will definitely meet you more than halfway. And sometimes the insects will join in too.
Nice one Walter. I have just bought a flash, and intend to learn the 'fill flash' technique to photograph bugs in conjunction with my close-up lenses. Any advice will be gratefully received.
Thanks Charles. I don't use flash but I know I have to learn this, too.Nice one Walter. I have just bought a flash, and intend to learn the 'fill flash' technique to photograph bugs in conjunction with my close-up lenses. Any advice will be gratefully received.
Wonderful, wonderful information Walter. I thank you so much, and for your pointer to Mark's websites. I haven't come across them previously.Thanks Charles. I don't use flash but I know I have to learn this, too.
If you want good advice from one who has the most stunning macro photos I've come across and who freely shares all his knowledge with lots of good advice just have a look at Mark's website:
For all of his photo links go to Nature's PlaceMacro Illustrated
Probably the most important aspect of the whole process of capturing good and interesting macro images is my, or your, state of mind. A meditative approach assuming respect for the small nature wil…beingmark.com
He explains a lot about lighting (he uses self-made diffusers for softening the flashlight), tells you why he does not use tripods and what he uses instead. And he gives lots of good tips for getting really good shots explaining exactly what he's doing and how. A person who sees Photography as meditation.
Thank you Apollo!!@Walter Palmer
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