"Spring Beauty" is the common name for Claytonia Virginica, a beautiful little flower that appears in moist woods in early spring. I've done many standard, available-light shots of these; lately I've been playing with off-camera flash, and here I've added focus stacking. Handheld stack as I don't yet have a macro rail. As I recall this was done at 1:1.1 magnification. f/6.7, eleven images.



This is a blend of two different types of output from ZereneStacker. PhotoAcute was less successful with this one.

Another stack, a fungus I haven't identified. f/4.5, eight images (natural light). PhotoAcute was acceptable here, but the ZereneStacker output was again better. I've bought a license.

[Bob Harris]

Great images here Jeff, sharp focus and color. Looks like your experiments with lighting and stacking is working well.

[slowpez]

Love the spring beauty shot especially but fungi are hard to resist. Lovely shots both.

[riff]

Really excellent images. Thanks

[baro-nite]

Thanks to all for stopping by and for the kind comments!