Close up and personal...

[Seedy]

Pllayed around with lighting and a tripod...

1.1s, ISO 100, f/36

 

[ef9turbo]

Looks like a crack in the little white lure. Might be time to rotate your lures around. LOL!

Good looking pictures! I will def have to try something like that with my D-SLR.

 

[Seedy]

. Good one ef9turbo.* Id hate to have a FTH (fail to hook) due to that crack!* You should get that camera out and post up your results.* I'm open to make this a "how to shoot macro" thread.* I would certainly appreciate critique from other photo buffs on my shots.

Here's another one:* ISO 100, f/40, .8s

 

[Traxxis]

What is your equipment?

 

[Seedy]

What is your equipment?

Nikon D200 , Nikon 105mm 1:2.8 "micro/macro" lens... I don't have access to an off camera flash ATM, so I'm using an aquarium light shining through packing wrap. Tripod for the last shots.

 

[Seedy]

Here's an HDR macro image of an ancient Roman Coin (270-273 AD)

 

[WhiteyMacD]

Damn you Seedy. Quit making all the photography threads. Found out the Nikon minimum charge was more than what I can buy a refurb for, so I am still without a DSLR. Have a really nice tamaron 90mm for macro.

This is one of the last macros I did before I started having shutter problems.

 

[Perplexed]

Dang, that's some nice work! I'm having a dickens of a time getting decent macro shots - they usually end up very grainy despite my attempts to adjust the lighting, f-stop, etc. Or else the depth of focus is paper-thin, so only a portion of the object is in focus. I'll have to keep plugging away...

 

[Garand]

I'm a fan of Macro bug shots as well!

This guy does some outstanding work with less camera than your average hobbiest,

http://thomasshahan.com/other

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/opoterser/sets/72157614567127550/?page=2

 

[Seedy]

Some good stuff there wmd.

Garand...that guys jumping spider shot is amazing!

Bugs are great macro subject (as long as they are in the bright sun!)