brian-iow that old macro shot is fantastic. and i'm serious. it's amazing that there was a time when people where using 2 megapixel cameras for photography, and i mean serious photography
. spider is good, just composition too narrow. you are getting close to that point in macro photography when you are good at finding subjects and sharpness on them and you really start thinking about that arthistic site of your photo. to that point when technique is there and you have time to think about what you are really doing. and you'll see - you are going to like it even more
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tjay82 welcome to pixalo
. and before you'll say i'm good... well i'm not even close - take a look at this
Photos by Igor Siwanowicz - photo.net . and about learning - i was startning like most people here, reading and watching how others are doing this. i was lucky to find nice macro community on polish forum. now i'm just trying to help others and of course i'm still learning. by the way - i'm going to update my tutorial. not today but soon.
chrisa i hope i'll make that photo of my diffuser today - i'm at home and i remember
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F11, exposure time 1/4000, ISO100, macro flashring
F11, exposure time 1/4000, ISO100, macro flashring
