Hiking in New Mexico - Page 2

Shann · 10-23-14, 12:41 AM

And since it wouldn't let me post this one in the same post:

Shann · 10-26-14, 05:48 PM

Some macros from my backyard today.

sharthun · 10-26-14, 05:51 PM

Cool shots!!

**EL Ziggy** · 10-26-14, 07:29 PM

Great pics Shann.

Joshchimera · 10-26-14, 11:31 PM

You are a fantastic photographer! Great to see the content lizard you helped out! Nice Western Fence swifts!

Shann · 10-28-14, 09:26 PM

Thank you! Macro is the biggest challenge I've ever had with photography so far. I can't figure out how to get those nice crisp images. Anyone know of any good guides/tutorials?

A few more from today:

SnoopySnake · 10-29-14, 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shann

Thank you! Macro is the biggest challenge I've ever had with photography so far. I can't figure out how to get those nice crisp images. Anyone know of any good guides/tutorials?

Looks good to me

Nice pics!

Shann · 11-03-14, 12:12 AM

I've take over three thousand pictures with my new lens. Only a handful come out any good. But this one is my favorite to date and has made all the bad shots worth it.

Akuma223 · 11-03-14, 06:53 AM

I'm bursting with envy here, your photographs are amazing! What camera do you have 'cause I want it!!!

pdomensis · 11-03-14, 03:25 PM

I've had to do macros for my work with seed and flowers and the hardest thing for me is to get good depth. I have to use a tripod and keep the aperature open for a long time to get any depth at all. This works in the lab, but in the field where things are moving or there is any wind, forget it. I think your shots look great. Be glad you're not using film!