It took me three tries to "transfer" the focus in macro mode using the focus lock. ( Nikon COOLPIX )
Posted on 07/31/2007 9:56:14 PM PDT by fishhound
It's incredible what you can find in an ordinary garden if you look closely enough.
Amateur photographer Brian Valentine specialises in making the everyday look exotic with the wonders of macro photography, using special lens to magnify his subjects
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Yup. Neat.
Small flowers!
I often observe this effect, usually through raindrops on my windshield while sitting at a traffic light.
Note the article mischaracterises the images as “reflections”. They are refracted images. Note also that the “fuchsia flowers” are multiple images of a single flower, as are the “reflected delphiniums”.
Thanks for posting. These are amazing!
Really nice photo work here!
I’m betting he uses glycerin..
Photoshop........
No, pretty straightforward macro photography. For shots like that you don't even need a macro lens, just a simple 50mm prime and some extention tubes.
Heck of a lot easier than photoshop.
Your welcome.
I bet a lot of people will be peering into their garden in the morning for visions in the dewdrops.
It took me three tries to "transfer" the focus in macro mode using the focus lock. ( Nikon COOLPIX )
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