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Hells teeth Brett, I'd give my right arm to do macro work like this (mind you it would be a bit of a bu---r trying to use the camera ! ). I must try some soon.
Lovely image and I particularly like the inclusion of the sky.
Robert
Posted by tony flashman on October 30, 2009 at 5:14 AM
Seems a very long time ago now Brett............... Nice image, like the water droplet.....
Tony
Posted by John Robinson on October 30, 2009 at 5:24 AM
Very nice. Great backdrop.
These were still flying in the garden here last week .
Cheers
John
Posted by David Sewell on October 30, 2009 at 6:06 AM
Beautifully isolated from the background.
David
Posted by Marcus Conway on October 30, 2009 at 6:10 AM
Lovely shot up to your usual high standard, Brett.
My gut reaction on opening this was that the comp is a little to far to the right. A slighlty different crop would work better for me. That said . . . .
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15 repliesBrett
Canon 1D III, Sigma 150mm, Tripod
1/1000 @ f8.0, ISO 250
Light looks as if it's getting a little harsh side with a few "glaring bits" but it's a neat looking image and I like the water droplet
Lovely image and I particularly like the inclusion of the sky.
Robert
Tony
These were still flying in the garden here last week .
Cheers
John
David
My gut reaction on opening this was that the comp is a little to far to the right. A slighlty different crop would work better for me. That said . . . .
Cheers,
Chris
Simon
Very nice with a great BG - love all the complimentary colours!
David
Still one flying at Sevenoaks last weekend.
Kind regards,
Brett
Matt
Ian