Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR - Page 2 - PhotoCamel

Rense · 10-05-2009

Nose tip, photographed from a plasma screen:

Rense · 10-05-2009

Another one in the same vain:
(canon 50D, Sigma 105mm f/11 1/15, ISO 800, handheld).

Hammster · 10-05-2009

Here's one I did yesterday. Our neighbor has some trees that are turning color. I found some leaves on the ground under their tree and brought them home and set them on this white board stuff I have. It is corrugated inside. I set it on a lamp so the light shines through the board and placed the leaves on the board. I have a couple questions, so answer away please.
Do the lines shining through the board detract from the image? Also, I'm not big on black and white for black and white's sake, but I sort of like it with this picture so I'm posting the color image and the b&w image. Which do you all prefer?
Thanks for any answers and c&c.

PS: I know the b&w one doesn't match the color theme (well, maybe it does. lack of color?), but I didn't want to start a new thread.

whaas2 · 10-05-2009

I think that the photo in color better meets the theme of COLOR than the black and white photo.

Here are a few of mine from the plant world.

Hammster · 10-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by whaas2

I think that the photo in color better meets the theme of COLOR than the black and white photo.

Yeah, I commented on the b&w not meeting the theme. I was more wondering if the lines showing through the image are distracting. Also, just in general if the b&w works for the image, not for the theme. (I didn't want to start a new thread, maybe I should have.)

dryadsdad · 10-05-2009

I asked and learned that macro means 1:1 in physical size on sensor, but I see submissions have been other than 1:1 so I am thinking that for this challenge, the rules are a bit slack. I figure we are dealing with colorful close up pictures. So I enter this one. I was looking out the window & saw that our cosmo flowers had interesting stems. I made a pic of the stems but included the flower also because I thought it'd be bad taste to clip them off. I made the background dark.

cwhite · 10-05-2009

Dryadsdad--

I LOVE this photo! Excellent presentation, format and subject. Great background and just the right lighting. WOW.

cwhite · 10-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hammster

Here's one I did yesterday. Our neighbor has some trees that are turning color. I found some leaves on the ground under their tree and brought them home and set them on this white board stuff I have. It is corrugated inside. I set it on a lamp so the light shines through the board and placed the leaves on the board. I have a couple questions, so answer away please.
Do the lines shining through the board detract from the image? Also, I'm not big on black and white for black and white's sake, but I sort of like it with this picture so I'm posting the color image and the b&w image. Which do you all prefer?
Thanks for any answers and c&c.

PS: I know the b&w one doesn't match the color theme (well, maybe it does. lack of color?), but I didn't want to start a new thread.

I have some of the same paper and use it for much the same thing. First, i really like the color one. The transparency of the leaves through the other leaves is nice, gives a depth and feeling to the work. I might have toned down the light a little, it could be softer, but it is not distracting to me, necessarily.
I like B&W a lot, so Ilike the one here.

Hammster · 10-05-2009

thanks cwhite. I see what you mean about toning down the light a little. I'll give that a try.

kenntos · 10-06-2009

Natural light.

Madsnapper · 10-06-2009

This certainly fits in the color challenge. could be named Primary Colors. lovely

Madsnapper · 10-06-2009

I like the color best, and thanks for giving me ideas. I am gathering a lot of knowledge and ideas i never would have thought of

dryadsdad · 10-06-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by cwhite

Dryadsdad--

I LOVE this photo! Excellent presentation, format and subject. Great background and just the right lighting. WOW.

Why thank you. I'm feeling a bit embarrassed but good too.

shajin · 10-06-2009

here we go!!!!!!!!!!!!

delu · 10-06-2009

2 macros made last year!

Rocketlily · 10-09-2009

Oil Drop taken today with Sigma 105mm. Lighting was a combination of natural window light supplemented with 2 Ikea reading lights.

f/11
ISO 100
1/8 sec

Bob B · 10-13-2009

5x macro, 15 focus stacked images. Broken glass

Madsnapper · 10-13-2009

Bob, your broken glass is absolutely goregous. I love the color and the design. I have a Rebel XT but have never done anything like this. do you have a macro lens? I do not. I really would love to be able to do this.

loeee · 10-13-2009

Madsnapper, see the "MP-E65" in Bob's signature line? That's probably the best (and from what I've heard, hardest to master) macro lens available.

Bob, do you have your broken glass series up in one place anywhere?

Madsnapper · 10-13-2009

Thank You, loeeel, I am very much an amateur, lots to learn.

10-05-2009	#23
Hammster Vicuna Posts: 65 CamelKarma: 719 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR Here's one I did yesterday. Our neighbor has some trees that are turning color. I found some leaves on the ground under their tree and brought them home and set them on this white board stuff I have. It is corrugated inside. I set it on a lamp so the light shines through the board and placed the leaves on the board. I have a couple questions, so answer away please. Do the lines shining through the board detract from the image? Also, I'm not big on black and white for black and white's sake, but I sort of like it with this picture so I'm posting the color image and the b&w image. Which do you all prefer? Thanks for any answers and c&c. PS: I know the b&w one doesn't match the color theme (well, maybe it does. lack of color?), but I didn't want to start a new thread.
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10-05-2009	#26
dryadsdad PhotoCamel Supporter Bactrian Location: New Mexico, USA Posts: 1,764 CamelKarma: 17458 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR I asked and learned that macro means 1:1 in physical size on sensor, but I see submissions have been other than 1:1 so I am thinking that for this challenge, the rules are a bit slack. I figure we are dealing with colorful close up pictures. So I enter this one. I was looking out the window & saw that our cosmo flowers had interesting stems. I made a pic of the stems but included the flower also because I thought it'd be bad taste to clip them off. I made the background dark.

10-05-2009	#27
cwhite Llama Location: Central New York State, USA Posts: 939 CamelKarma: 1895 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR Dryadsdad-- I LOVE this photo! Excellent presentation, format and subject. Great background and just the right lighting. WOW.
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10-05-2009	#29
Hammster Vicuna Posts: 65 CamelKarma: 719 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR thanks cwhite. I see what you mean about toning down the light a little. I'll give that a try.
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10-06-2009	#31
Madsnapper Vicuna Location: Florida Posts: 59 CamelKarma: 134 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR This certainly fits in the color challenge. could be named Primary Colors. lovely

10-06-2009	#32
Madsnapper Vicuna Location: Florida Posts: 59 CamelKarma: 134 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR I like the color best, and thanks for giving me ideas. I am gathering a lot of knowledge and ideas i never would have thought of

10-09-2009	#36
Rocketlily Vicuna Location: Edmonton, Canada Posts: 71 CamelKarma: 2356 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR Oil Drop taken today with Sigma 105mm. Lighting was a combination of natural window light supplemented with 2 Ikea reading lights. f/11 ISO 100 1/8 sec
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10-13-2009	#38
Madsnapper Vicuna Location: Florida Posts: 59 CamelKarma: 134 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR Bob, your broken glass is absolutely goregous. I love the color and the design. I have a Rebel XT but have never done anything like this. do you have a macro lens? I do not. I really would love to be able to do this.

10-13-2009	#39
loeee PhotoCamel Supporter F1 Camel Location: California Posts: 4,131 CamelKarma: 22306 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Macro Challenge #25 - COLOR Madsnapper, see the "MP-E65" in Bob's signature line? That's probably the best (and from what I've heard, hardest to master) macro lens available. Bob, do you have your broken glass series up in one place anywhere?
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