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Tonight's apetizer: Tomato, Boconcini cheese with fresh basil and olive oil

Second focus stacking attempt. I still will need to improve. Seems I'm not completely covering my grounds.

And I'm working for the "Fire" weekly challenge but it seems I got there too late. :)

Here is my first focus stacking trial shot. Only 2 exposures with D600 and Sigma 105 macro.

July 26th, I will post these for now since I tried to do some shots that will involve focus stacking and I have to go back to tutorials before I can process them. Maybe tonight or tomorrow morning early. So, these two for now.

July 25th, After waiting, waiting and around a hundred shots, I finally got something acceptable for my daily shot. Extreme crop from the D600 at iso 1600.

July 24th. Few close-ups with the D700. All work was done from JPEG files.

July 23rd's piano person of the day. Completely backlit with some incandescent lights mixed in, I had my 35 manual focus lens and I mis focused... So I had to resort to filters to try to hide it...

Last friday we went to an outside projection of The General with Buster Keaton and a live pianist (fortunately an electronic keyboard piano imitation). Took this shot to practice twilight zone (reference to the zone system).

July 21st, Still life from this morning.

I forgot our group shot without me cause I was behind the cam. See selfie in previous post.

July 20th. A few shots from our cycling ride today. I only brought my 28m with the D7000 and did miss my 18-200. But I wanted to do it this way. We rode for about 40 km and got to a country cheese fair. Selfie :)

Is your focus selector in the auto position? If it is, then maybe try working it on-off a few times to see if there might be some kind of dirt preventing it from working. Otherwise, trip to the shop will be necessary.

From what I see, it seems that your auto-focus is NOT turned on. Maybe your switch is not working... Here is a shot of my info screen and I have circled the info you should be getting when the auto-focus is activated. One more thing is that your camera setting seems to be on Automatic. Have...

Thief caught in the act with a mouthful.

Took a few more shots and removed (as much as I could) the distracting background in order to produce IMHO a more catching pic. D600, reversed 50 1.8 AF-D.

I thought of entering one of these (50mm with reverse ring) into the monthly assignment. Bug on a screen: Oops, I forgot to change my "non chipped lens data" so that's why the exif says it's a 35mm f2, but it's the 50 1.8 D reversed.

July 17th, watered the garden and thought about the water weekly... I already had submitted my image so that's all right and I can still play with the weekly subject. Then I saw this bee

Web trapped water drops

Last and third entry: Summer Flowers, D600, 50mm 1.8 AF-D