Backroad Wildflowers

[mrs.hankIII]

All of these have been resized and sharpened for Facebook. Just a hobby photographer!

Shooting with a Canon t6 and 40mm f/2.8. Saving for a 100mm f/2.8L

 

[danbob6]

Nice shots. Particularly like #2.

 

[K9Kirk]

Nice set! Funny coincidence, I have a T6 also and today I'm buying a Sigma 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Lens on amazon for 348 clams. Looks like a decent lens for amateur photography. I just received some extension tubes yesterday that should help with the macro a little, also. Have you decided on a lens yet?

 

[Jeff G]

Nice set, watermark is a little distracting but still a nice set.

 

[mrs.hankIII]

Nice set! Funny coincidence, I have a T6 also and today I'm buying a Sigma 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Lens on amazon for 348 clams. Looks like a decent lens for amateur photography. I just received some extension tubes yesterday that should help with the macro a little, also. Have you decided on a lens yet?

Oh I know exactly what lens I'm after. I want a Canon 100mm f/2.8L. I can snag one for around $500 used so that's what I'm aiming for. I have horses so a lens I can use with them plus macro? The 100mm fits the bill!

 

[mrs.hankIII]

Nice set, watermark is a little distracting but still a nice set.

Agreed. Trying to figure the ol watermark out still! Suggestions?

 

[Jeff G]

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Agreed. Trying to figure the ol watermark out still! Suggestions?

I would pick a corner.

 

[mrs.hankIII]

What would stop people from just cropping out the watermark when it's placed in a corner?

 

[Jeff G]

Nothing, but what's to stop them from cloning it out now, anyone who wants the image bad enough will get it. It only keeps honest folks honest, so why detract from the photo.

 

[OMP Ron]

Hello, I agree with Jeff G, anyone with basic photo manipulation skills can remove a watermark with no problem. I only use watermarks when sending photos to customers for approval. You might take a look at Flying Panda's watermark good style that actually adds to their photos. By the way what speed did you shoot the bumble bee at?
Ron