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A dew drop with a refracted flower taken this morning.
Thanks MitchBrilliant shot and nicely PP'd well done
Thanks MarcelVery well captured straight from the camera, and just the right amount of PP to do it justice too!
You're far too kind with yor words LBAperfect candidate for framing!!!! Yet again I feel I'm not worthy in your presence!!!
Thanks for looking OldgitVery good with post processing.
Very nice shot, nice colours & levels of contrast - I'm just not 100% sure about the amount of vignetting?
Thanks for looking SMBrilliant. Great shot and editing.
Thanks for looking SMWow . I like that very much
ooooh lovely - very vibrant shot
I agree - terrific.What a fantastic shot!! Spot on IMO
Thanks Doddashed good.
Thanks for lookingI agree - terrific.
Cheers Andyi like that a lot... very impressive picture.
Well Done...
Andy
I like the Panny as it's light and easy to use, I don't use it above iso 200 as it suffers from noise. I wouldn't use it for low light stuff or sports action shots. but it's a great walk around camera and with a zoom range of 36-432 covers most things. I love it for macro as you may well have seen. Thanks for your kind comments alsoExceptional work mate. I been following your posts of late, And I'm not kidding when I say, I'm very tempted to sell the sigma 105 and get the FZ8. Clearly, you have a tallent for macro though, and as said, you and that camera seem to agree with eachother!
May I ask, is the FZ8 a good camera in general as well? The only reason why I ask is that I'm looking for a more "stick in the pocket" kinda camera. Also, when using my Sigma 105, I'd never be able to get as close as those shots without cropping and loosing detail.
Cheers
I held the flower head behind the drop to shot this and the drop was natural of course, early morning on my black bambo plant.I really love this type of photography.
I'm interested to know did you set this shot up or was it in a natural location?
Thanks
Andrea