Macro icicles

[niforpix]

So I got stuck at home today because of snow, so I went outside the house and took some photos... The only thing that pissed me off, and I'm still pissed off about it, is that I don't know how, but I didn't realize that my ISO was set to 800!!! ARGH!!!! So the photos look a bit too noisy for my taste... Luckly tho I realized that I got "Noise Ninja" for my b-day a while ago, so I used that, and it worked like a charm... Photos look much better after running them couple times thru Noise Ninja.

Anyway, here are best 3 I picked

 

[Antithesis]

I take it you took these in natural light? I may have to be a copy cat and take my old MF macro for a walk if it freezes over here again. Cool shots.

 

[niforpix]

Yes. I just went outside the house, and they were hanging from the roof. Had to use a tripod tho. So hard to shoot without IS You should, I love macro

Thank you!

 

[Antithesis]

I'm actually doing a photography project for a class that involves the life cycle of water, and I tried to get some cool icicle shots, but I never thought if using macro. I definetely want to go try it out now, it just sucks cause I can't meter through my old nikkor.

 

[jstuedle]

I'm actually doing a photography project for a class that involves the life cycle of water, and I tried to get some cool icicle shots, but I never thought if using macro. I definetely want to go try it out now, it just sucks cause I can't meter through my old nikkor.

Are you shooting digital? Use the histogram on your LCD for exposure, lack of metering is no reason to not have a little fun.

 

[niforpix]

Yeah, macro is definately the way to go. It takes more time, but in the end I think results are much better

Good luck!

 

[lifeafter2am]

I love the shots, very nice! Number 3 is my favorite.

 

[niforpix]

Thank you!

 

[Coldow91]

I really like the third one! There is so much inside that little drop

 

[Mathias13]

I like the second one the best

 

[niforpix]

Thank you guys