Close Up
the evil hungry spider
by stefan on Jul.12, 2010, under Close Up, Nature
As i walked through my parents garden i discovered this spider eating this moth or something.
I love that i got this spider “on film” because they spill have been fighting.
Don’t allways focus on work ….
by stefan on May.05, 2010, under Close Up, Nature
Sometimes you have to focus on the beautiful things!
heavily edited tulip
by stefan on May.02, 2010, under Close Up, Nature
Well I took that image of a tulip in our garden. But unfortunately there have been another tulip in the image, just cutting it out would have ruined the image. (At leas thats what I think)
So i tried to delete Just the other tulip. I think its nod bad for the first time.
Ladybirds like chess
by stefan on Apr.28, 2010, under Close Up
This little Ladybird sits on a checkered lily (Fritillaria meleagris). Well OK the checkered lily is withered, but the ladybird is nice.
I took the Image with Settings on Auto with a Macro Lens, but i did change the settings on the aperture ring to 4. I’m glad to find the control over this lens now.
Myosotis
by stefan on Mar.01, 2010, under Close Up
The German name for that flower is “Vergissmeinnicht”
This is the absolutely first shot with my new macro lens.
Image Info:
Exposure Time: 1/60 sec.
ISO Speed Rating: 3200
Metering Mode: Pattern
Exposure Program: Aperture priority
Focal Length: 105.0 mm
buggy
by stefan on Feb.22, 2010, under Close Up
It’s the time when you will realize that i like close ups!
Of curse the image is also taken with a Close-up lens.
This little fellow was in our garden as i walked by, so i just had to take an image of it.
I think the nice part on this image is the reflection in the metal under it.
the macro pen
by stefan on Feb.21, 2010, under Close Up
Once again i tried the trick with the reverse lens.
As you can see the image has a very small depth of focus. But i like the technique a lot.
Match
by stefan on Feb.10, 2010, under Close Up
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