My First Sunset Macro!

[Bitter Jeweler]

Your thoughts?

I used my 100mm 2.8 Macro lens, and an ND filter. I stopped down for maximum depth of field.

 

[pgriz]

This is a trick question, right? I see a rectangle of orange rimmed by a black frame. So... you can be a secret supporter of the Ukranian Orange revolution. Or an undercover Orange Association sympathizer. Or this is a special experiment in which if we stare at this for 60 seconds and then glance away, we'll see the complementary colors blinking at us. So what is it?

 

[camz]

Needs a watermark!

 

[bogeyguy]

Your DOF sucks big time. LOL!

 

[NateS]

Needs a watermark!

Too late...I already copied it and reposted it to my site with my watermark to claim it as mine.

 

[2WheelPhoto]

 

[Overread]

You need to focus stack it!

 

[camz]

Needs a watermark!

Too late...I already copied it and reposted it to my site with my watermark to claim it as mine.

Here come the big bucks!

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

pgriz, it is what the title says it is.

I thought the DoF was fine. Overread had told me when doing macro, especially with the 100mm, that if I stopped down too much I would get horrible diffraction, and chromatic abberation.

I never watermark my images.

 

[480sparky]

I can take the same thing without a macro lens and without waiting until sunset. Just remove my lens, and shoot a table lamp in manual.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I can take the same thing without a macro lens and without waiting until sunset. Just remove my lens, and shoot a table lamp in manual.

Yeah, that would be a macro shot of your table lamp though.

 

[Robin Usagani]

I swear I have seen this before! That's right! Home depot paint sample.

 

[Overread]

chromatic aberration. --- actually -- I still need to bother to learn about that stuff

 

[rmagers]

No watermark??? I think you are safe on this one.

 

[480sparky]

Yeah, that would be a macro shot of your table lamp though.

My table lamp is nuclear powered, and is 93 million miles away.