Recent content by Tucker

Thanks for the comment Mike. Thanks Allen. Corrie's e-book is mentioned earlier in the thread and Markus has 'faved' some of my recent photo's... maybe he was just being kind. :) Thanks again for the comment.

A few splash shots taken over the festive season. Flying saucer Single drop! (I'm not including the tiddlers) :)

It works a treat, well done!

Interesting shapes and colours here.

I have 4 Yongnou 560II's and I used a Yongnuo 565EX all through this years macro season without any issues at all... I love em!

I've always used PB for sharing images on forums and have never had a problem with it, but then again I don't store any images on there above 1024 pixels wide.

Thanks for the comments folks. I'm using a Yongnuo YN565EX off camera and fitted to an L-shape camera bracket by a small ball and socket head. I have a smallish softbox fitted to the flash head which is covered in several layers of tissue paper for extra diffusion. The lens is a Sigma 105mm...

A few macro shots from last summer, it seems like such a long time ago now. Mr Bumble Male common darter Malochite beetle Meadow plant bug Common blue damselfly

Very festive!

Nice looking snakes, are these yours? I'm only asking because they would make some great macro portraits.

Thanks for the comment.

It's not a universal flash, it's an ETTL unit and made for either Nikon or Canon, looks like you may have the Nikon one. Have a look at the box, it should state which one there.

http://www.liquiddropart.com/Publications/Ebook/28299303_M7sgQJ#!i=2394924619&k=BHGC4LL Not free but well worth the asking price, got all the info I needed to start from this. I don't expect anywhere to sell out of the stuff! LOL Thanks for the comment Maggie.

Looks yummy!

Good efforts Mike but it isn't easy to get collisions the manual way. To get the drops higher just add a couple of drops of rinse aid to the receiving container, this reduces the surface tension and allows the drops to travel higher.