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22-02-09
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An hours photo taking
Went a we photo mission today, stupidly i forgot to change the ISO on my camera, they were all taken at about ISO 400 sp they're a wee bit grainy
A tiny lichen i thought resembled a tree
Some Mushrooms (what are they anyone?)
SOme mosses
Jamie
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22-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
wow, those photos are amazing, really like the last one though!
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22-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
More Lichen on a birch
not happy with the grain, ach well back out to take more at the weekend
Jamie
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22-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
Very nice pictures there bud,really like the first one.
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22-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
A lichen on a hawthorn.
The lichen ones i'm not to keen on, the others are like mini landscapes.
Jamie
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22-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
amazing pics. Thanks for those. Like the Lich's!
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22-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
Jamie, depth of field on a long lens is wowing the crowd. In many ways much better than macro on a shorter lens. To exagerate the effect, try some fill flash on the subject. that background will go black making the subject pop.
nice work mate. What's your set up?
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23-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
A wee Canon 350d, stuck on my 70 - 200 f4 L USM and a combo of extension tubes. I was trying to keep the background a wee bit out of focus to create that tiny landscape.
Here is birch polypore taken with my 20mm f2.8 USM.
anyone adding any? i'm sure there must be some photographizers on here.
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23-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
Great photos  ,
particularly like the depth of feild on the polypore
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23-02-09
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Re: An hours photo taking
The colour is great on those photos. I would love to be able to ID the Lichens we find on trees.
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