some recent stuff

[duncanp]

ill stick it all here...

Thanks for looking

ive taken more then this but some of it has been with the club studio group and as i dont have release forms they're for portfolio and club competition use only.

 

[LongDucDong]

I dig #3! The first two are a bit dark, but it might just be my stupid monitor at work, Ill check them again when I get home. The 'details' shot is clever!

 

[lostprophet]

great shots Duncan, the flock of birds is my fav

 

[duncanp]

thanks

 

[Antarctican]

Nice series, duncanp. My faves are the flower (love how the stem 'fades away'), the sign (love the colour and textures), and the flock of birds.

 

[LaFoto]

They are all interesting, though I find all of them a bit dark. They could do with some brightening, I think. And my screen IS very bright ... I wonder what those think whose screens are as old and dark as my old one was (which is being used by my f-i-l now, and I always think "Oh God, you worked with THAT :shock:!?!?" when I see it).

The first two ... is it reversed lens macro of have you got a new macro lens?

 

[duncanp]

They are all interesting, though I find all of them a bit dark. They could do with some brightening, I think. And my screen IS very bright ... I wonder what those think whose screens are as old and dark as my old one was (which is being used by my f-i-l now, and I always think "Oh God, you worked with THAT :shock:!?!?" when I see it).

The first two ... is it reversed lens macro of have you got a new macro lens?

i have a new macro

 

[Digital Wizzard]

Love the 'Details' shot, very cool indeed!!!


TFS,

Andrew

 

[Spacy]

My faves are the flower and the details sign. Very nice.

 

[EOS_JD]

1 & 2 the depth of field is just too narrow. Lens needs opening up or shoot slightly further away to increase the depth of field. Using a macro at very close distance wide open is not a great idea because you only have a couple of mm to play with! Steppuing back and cropping the image can work better. Further distance = more of tghe image at the same aperture will be in focus. Stopping down is a good idea too but I realise this would lower the shutter speed and you may not want this.

Cheers
Jim
I like 3 but slightly under exposed. Check the histogram and tweak the levels slightly.

4 & 5 are also pretty badly under exposed although I like the idea behind the "details" shot.

Last one is also underexposed and when tweaked looks better but it also shows up the dust on your sensor!

 

[Jeff Canes]

my favs are also the flower and flock of birds