Waiting for the sun to set.....
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Must be the midwife in me - it looks like a (very odd) breastbut I'm presuming it's a shell. The DOF is a little too shallow for my liking tho.
Minnie...thanks for the warning, I've just been upstairs and cut the plugs off the bedside lamps.
Whilst I'm here, anybody want to trade a wife (1958 date code) for an EF600 f/2.8....I'll pay the postage but please be quick.
Bob
PS...I'm in such a state now that the IS on my EF300 can't cope anymore.
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Must be the midwife in me - it looks like a (very odd) breast
You really have seen some odd breasts in your time Cheryl
I agree that a fair bit more DOF would give the shot more interest
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Yes, that works much better imo (still looks like a crusty nip tho
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That is one very very shallow DOF you have there!! 2nd shot works better IMO
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it's a whelk (thing) and it's only about 2cm's high. Nikon 105 macro I stole off my mate for a bit at f2.8 (that f'in 2.8 mm's btw)
I just liked the texture and the warm evening light on it.
I'm not sure the VR on the nikon is much use for macro stuff. i think it just gets confused lol!
I just liked the texture and the warm evening light on it.
I'm not sure the VR on the nikon is much use for macro stuff. i think it just gets confused lol!