Recent content by Benubird

Thanks everyone for taking the time to comment and make suggestions much appreciated. Thanks Matt, it was difficult to leave more space at the bottom, because of the shelf the golf tee was second to, but I may try and add more space in photoshop. Thanks Allan, think I prefer the second shot...

I got a little bored tonight, so thought I'd try some high-speed work. Would appreciate your comments and any criticism or suggestions gladly accepted.

Here is my first droplet collision. Please let me know what you all think. ISO 200, f/11, Bulb with OCF set at 1/128 power. Thank you for looking Paul

Not sure this is the right section for these, but seen as they are also close ups felt this maybe the best place to show them. (If the is a more appropriate place could someone let me know.) Recently I have been experimenting with high speed photography, and would love to know what you all...

I prefer #1 its simplicity, but slightly brightened. Hope you don’t mind but something like this. Paul

As a beginner may I say Lovely sharp shots, something for me to aim towards :)

Love the shots so detailed

Thanks for the comments and advice Les and Gary. I will continue to experiment, trying to improve. Paul P.S. Im also old and infirm :lol:

Thanks for the comment Mark. I used a Nikon 105 macro lens, Hand held.

Just thought I’d post my first attempts at macro, any thoughts or suggestions welcome. 1) 2) 3) Thank you for looking

Thanks for your comments lawrie

How embracing I uploaded the wrong files. Onform you was right they were under exposed by 1.5 stops in camera raw for a university project. (makes mental note to keep project work in separate folder) Let’s try this again. 1 2 3

This is the first time I have shown photos here, so take it easy on me :lol: but not too easy. This was the first time I had tried low key what do you think.

Hi all and thanks for the welcome :thumbs:

Been here a week or two and just thought I would to say hello. Great forum and some amazing photographers.