[Tonytee]

with Sigma 105mm

James, this is one very well constructed floral image. A true beauty indeed and many thanks for sharing.

Hope this finds you well.

Tonytee

[termy]

James, this is one very well constructed floral image. A true beauty indeed and many thanks for sharing.

Hope this finds you well.

Tonytee

danke, mr tony, danke schoen.

Started to experiment using flash for flora macro shots, around 6-7 months ago. This image was one snapped using flash.

Honestly, it is all plain luck and trial and error be elimination, literally. by nature, not a flash-using person, primarily because find it very hard to grasp flash usage.

But there wasn't much choice.
If wanting to snap macro flora shots going at f11, f16 etc, got to engage in flash usage.

Coupled with fact that am primarily a jpeg shooter (only very recently starting shooting RAW, but, only using in-camera post processing thereafter, nothing else), so, am still groping around.

[noelcmn]

[ChristianRock]

Tiny wildflower...


And these are watermelon flowers


Both taken with the DA 35 2.8 Limited.

[Arjay Bee]

Morning walk today, around mother's garden:













K3 & Tamron 90 Macro

[noelcmn]

[Thagomizer]

Reversed DA 18-55 II on K-S2:

[WPRESTO]

So far all the images on this page are really pretty.

[Thagomizer]

Sunflower suite.











Tamron 52BB 90mm f2.5

[Thagomizer]

This is a very tiny flower, maybe 3-4mm across, if that.





Tamron 90mm f2.5 with Raynox 250

[jacamar]

Two kinds of wild Gentian growing within a few feet of each other. Taken with the GRIII on macro setting.

Fringed Gentian



Bottle Gentian

When I took the photo I was wishing I had found the flowers open but it turns out they don't open - bumblebees force themselves inside to pollinate.

[edom31]

Weeds with the Sigma EX 105/2.8 Macro

Sultry morning-glory.

miniature morning-glory, about 1cm across. Pentagonal petal structure more evident.

[Minimonster]

Lavender. K1 with Tamron 90/2.5 macro