More pics...trying some macro\'s...

[coferj]

I can handle some constructive criticism if there is any you can offer...thanks!








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[schatzie001]

Wowow...great Pics! Up close and personal, and what a beauty! [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]
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[Ophiophagus-hannah]

Very nice! Seems like I can almost reach out and touch him/her!!! [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]
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[thomasito]

Very goood close ups man ..!! good pix and of course can't forget the snake ..
very beautiful!
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Is that his/her best side? How come no shots from the other side?

Sorry, couldn't resist... [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]
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[Ti]

Very neat pics! One thing that *might* help in macro shots like this is to close the aperature (Going higher on the aperature number is actually decreasing the amount of light that hits the photo sensor.) This will increase your depth of field, and will help to create more detailed, highly focused photos. With a small enough aperature, you may be able to get the bottom three shots to be fully focused, from front to back. However, if you were trying to get the focus only on the center of the phot, do exactly the opposite, open the aperature up to the smallest number and focus only on what you are trying to capture. It just takes some time to get to know your camera and what works best for you. Good Luck!
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[Boaguy]

what kind of camra you using?
NICE pics!
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