Fenixgoon
Lifer
- Jun 30, 2003
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Wow. That's a VERY vibrant shade of red. Almost cartoonish like. And I'm seeing this on a 15 year old SDR display. Were you blinded by that heavy dose of red? Where did you capture this moment? Seems like a very exotic lizard species. Maybe in Indonesia or Sumatra?
stance of dominance confirmedI have no idea what kind of lizard this is but damn if it's fearless in the face of my lens. He kept popping out this threat display at me as I approached him for a portrait pose.
Wow. That's a VERY vibrant shade of red. Almost cartoonish like. And I'm seeing this on a 15 year old SDR display. Were you blinded by that heavy dose of red? Where did you capture this moment? Seems like a very exotic lizard species. Maybe in Indonesia or Sumatra?
Phoenix, Arizona this morning.
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Here is a macro of a tomato seedling I captured years ago, using a reversed 50mm Nikon prime on a D50.
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Here is a macro of a tomato seedling I captured years ago, using a reversed 50mm Nikon prime on a D50.
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That's a great shot. I haven't tried reversing a lens since I moved to digital. I had a reversing ring for Pentax K mount. I don't know if they are still made.Here is a macro of a tomato seedling I captured years ago, using a reversed 50mm Nikon prime on a D50.
Good macro shot. Seems macro is on the minds of many!
Just randomly came her to post an old macro I took and then saw that, because I was just checking my kit and realized I miss using my macro lens to shoot stuff! Looking forward to some flowers and bugs!
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speaking of bugs here is a little guy I shot in a similar flower to this one
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