Had severe wind problems for the past two weeks, prevailing SW.
Everything has been moving so all I could do was join them.
Meadow Grasshopper (Chorthippus parallelus)
Canon 350D Canon 180mm + MT-24EX (probably needs to be defused)
1/125 sec f/8.0 ISO 100 on a swinging tripod using two legs. Subject distance 8 inches or there about all happened so quick if I'm honest.
Kept jumping as they do.
Critique, Comment, Advice all most welcomed and thanks for looking.
Nice little groppy shot Barry. Still in the nymph stage so quite small I would bet. Flash shadows don't look too bad to me.
Maybe a vertical crop - I don't know.
Cheers
JR
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9 repliesEverything has been moving so all I could do was join them.
Meadow Grasshopper (Chorthippus parallelus)
Canon 350D Canon 180mm + MT-24EX (probably needs to be defused)
1/125 sec f/8.0 ISO 100 on a swinging tripod using two legs. Subject distance 8 inches or there about all happened so quick if I'm honest.
Kept jumping as they do.
Critique, Comment, Advice all most welcomed and thanks for looking.
Maybe a vertical crop - I don't know.
Cheers
JR
Very small as you say still in the nymph stage. I did in fact try the vertical crop and I wasn't sure.
Yes I'm affraid its lost a bit in the vertical. Maybe best left as was . Worth a try though.
JR
Yes your flash needs diffusing - Mr. Cole has a great 'diffusing flash' page on his website.
If you think this sub 1:1 has a few problems then wait until you try high mag shots - it's a whole different ball game.
First one for me too Barry, I've always found these difficult so congrats on the capture.
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