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[Hyllmark92]

One of my first macro pictures. Comments?

[Lord Vetinari]

I actually rather like this - good start :)
Brian V.

[Hyllmark92]

Thank you, happy to see that my first macro's aren't as my first other photos;)

[Chrissiebeez_NL]

interesting subject! :thumb

i think you have some camera blur though, so that is something to watch for next time :wink

[MichelleL]

interesting subject! :thumb

i think you have some camera blur though, so that is something to watch for next time :wink

In addition to the camera blur, I was wondering if there was too much 'noise' or depending on the lens, maybe a bit too close?? :dunno Just ideas. I do like your subject idea though - nice start. :clap

[Skippy]

One of my first macro pictures. Comments?

Hi there Hyllmark92, a first MACRO hey... well your off to a good start.

The shots a little soft, I think you have slightly missed the focus on this.
MACRO is addictive, and there's no where to go but forward once you start.

Trust me you will just get better and better at MACRO the more you shoot.

Good Job Hyllmark92 :clap keep shooting :thumb .... Skippy :D
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[Hyllmark92]

Thanks for the comments, i'll try to have a more steady hand next time ;)
It is addicting, feeling it already x)

[Robinivich]

I second all the comments above! It's always nice to watch someone getting addicted! :thumb

You've picked a bit of a tricky subject, my personal suggestion would be that for macros of glass objects they really need to be meticulously cleaned, otherwise the dust gets distracting.

One of the awesome parts of macro is that you get to see every tiny detail, and one of the hardest parts of macro is that you get to see every tiny detail :D

[Chrissiebeez_NL]

One of the awesome parts of macro is that you get to see every tiny detail, and one of the hardest parts of macro is that you get to see every tiny detail :D


SOOOOO TRUE!! :rofl