MrBUBU
FollowSpray some flowers... and they will look better.
Even when the photo doesn't say too much.
And... there is a guest unplan...
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Spray some flowers... and they will look better.
Even when the photo doesn't say too much.
And... there is a guest unplanned xD
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Even when the photo doesn't say too much.
And... there is a guest unplanned xD
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People's Choice in Colorful Macro Photo Challenge
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Behind The Lens
Location
Argentina. Buenos Aires. Ecological Reserve of San Isidro.Time
During the morning, near noon.Lighting
Due to the leafy trees of the reserve, the plants were almost in shadow. For that reason, and not having carried tripod, I had to illuminate with a flash and diffuser.Equipment
Canon EOS REBEL T3i Canon 18-55 IS + Special ring + Canon 55-250 IS Yes, two lenses. One of them inverted with a special ring.Inspiration
It was the first time I did macro photography and the first time I used the technique of attaching two lenses to make this type of photography. It was all new, and I took lots of pictures.Editing
Yes, I played a little dim the lights (the flash was very direct), and I applied a bit of darkness to the edges to highlight what I thought was the beauty of the photo.In my camera bag
Everything I can carry, every each of my lenses, difuser, flash, batteries, filters, even solar filters ... at night... Yes.. not to bright of me..Feedback
To be brutally honest, I do not think I'm capable of explaining how the use of this technique is. But basically you need two lenses and a step down ring (or step up ring) of the thread sizes of both lenses. That is, if you have a lens with 77mm thread and another lens with 55mm thread, you should look for a step down ring 77-55mm. Use high apertures of the diaphragm on both lenses. Keep in mind that if the lens is aperture regulated by the camera (non-manual) the lens must be placed in the camera, select the aperture you want and without turning the camera off, disconnect the lens to maintain the aperture. Connect both, and start playing with the distances and focus of the lens.