Dew Drop

[Deleted member 3428]

A dew drop on a single blade of grass.
Gear used: Canon 350d, mp-e 65 and MT-24 ex twin macro lite

 

[sbowler579]

Dam, thats so good. You certainly have macro down to a fine art.

 

[Samphire]

That is beautiful.

 

[RJL2005]

Love it

 

[crusher]

Superb..............as always


Was it really that way up or have you flipped it?

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Thanks all, Keith that is the correct way up.

 

[andrew748]

great shot

 

[crusher]

Thanks all, Keith that is the correct way up.

Bugger...........thought I'd caught you out at something

 

[crmcatee]

Like it - although was it a studio shot ? The reflection in the water seems to be cut off half way through ?

 

[Deleted member 3428]

great shot

Thnaks

Bugger...........thought I'd caught you out at something

Next time Keith.

Like it - although was it a studio shot ? The reflection in the water seems to be cut off half way through ?

No it was taken in my garden hand held and the grass was growing in a small untidy planter.

 

[PerfectSpeed]

That really is a stunning shot, the clarity is amazing.

 

[Deleted member 3428]

That really is a stunning shot, the clarity is amazing.

Thanks

 

[Dave.L]

Really nice ........... Looks simple , but so obviously isnt .... Impressed.

Dave ....

 

[Lucecul]

Stunning

 

[wilmorh]

WOW




not much else to say, its absolutely stunning

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Really nice ........... Looks simple , but so obviously isnt .... Impressed.

Dave ....

Is simple Dave, just a bit of practise and the right gear

Stunning

Thanks

WOW




not much else to say, its absolutely stunning

Thanks

 

[CGeezer]

I'm inspired, that is awesome

 

[onefunkypenguin]

yups, abs lovely as usual.

im looking into getting one of those mp-e 65 lenses, how easy are they to get to grips with?

do you need the macro flash or could i get away with a cheaper ringflash or ringflash adaptor?

 

[Deleted member 3428]

I'm inspired, that is awesome

Thanks

yups, abs lovely as usual.

im looking into getting one of those mp-e 65 lenses, how easy are they to get to grips with?

do you need the macro flash or could i get away with a cheaper ringflash or ringflash adaptor?

They are a little strange to use at first but you do get used to them eventually, I use my 430 or 580 ex II speedlite with mine sometimes but the twin lite has focus lamps which help if shooting at 3x or higher as it is pretty dark through the viewfinder at those magnifications.

 

[onefunkypenguin]

ah, may have to consider some.

now, trying to find one secondhand...

 

[Rob Wright]

Excellent, just got a macro lens so hope I can match your quality one day....

 

[rickj]

stuning

 

[Rob.Richards]

Nice shot!

 

[Mintyhit]

I really like the way the Macro flash is reflected on the droplet, are you using diffusers?

 

[jgs001]

Lovely Alby... why is it I can never find, nor get a drop of water to stay like that....

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Thanks everybody for taking time to comment, much appreciated

I really like the way the Macro flash is reflected on the droplet, are you using diffusers?

Yes I used a couple of diffuser that Alliec made for me.

Lovely Alby... why is it I can never find, nor get a drop of water to stay like that....

Checkout early morning dew John, they are pretty small so you may not be looking close enough

 

[bridportchick]

WOW!

 

[bigal474]

Simple but lovely.