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[richnmib]

A few more





This is getting fun!

 

[richnmib]

I am really happy with the way this Dragonfly came out.

 

[Scott Murray]

Excellent shots Rich.

 

[richnmib]

Excellent shots Rich.

Thank you Scott.

 

[Bill16]

Great shots Rich! Way to go my friend!

 

[richnmib]

Great shots Rich! Way to go my friend!

Thank you Bill.

 

[Just-Clayton]

Once you're hooked on macro Rich, there is no turning back! Great shots!

 

[Just-Clayton]

I will post some on here and my 105/f4 post.

 

[singlerosa_RIP]

Found this guy living in one of my wife's hanging planters this afternoon. D7000 w/Tokina 100 2.8 ISO 200, f/10, 1/60, hand held

 

[Scott Murray]

Here are a few macros I took while in Bali.

 

[Scott Murray]

 

[Scott Murray]

 

[Scott Murray]

 

[richnmib]

Once you're hooked on macro Rich, there is no turning back! Great shots!

You seem to be right J-C, this is addicting. Thanks.

 

[Sandpatch]

A freshly minted and properly gapped spark plug ready to go in my Nissan along with five others when I can find some spare time. This was shot with my Dad's early 1970's Nikkor 55mm Macro f/3.5 AI Converted with M2 Ring and Nikkor 3.0 Diopter Close-Up Attachment. All manual settings of course. This was at f/32 for about 10 Seconds under a desk lamp without any enlargement.

 

[richnmib]

Some kind of tiny bug, it is a Black Stink Bug


Dragonfly

 

[SkvLTD]

Tammy 90 SP (E72) cropped to make it a portrait and kill useless empty space. Hand-held.

 

[nzswift]

Angelica leaf.

 

[RON_RIP]

This rhody blossom taken with my Tokina 35mm 2.8

 

[wornish]

Droplet on a Lily stamen