Linda From Maine wrote:
Well done!
Glad you enjoyed them! Thanks.
A pollinator's view (but nor IR or UV). Download is sharper.
It's getting cold enough that the sapsuckers are appearing at the fat feeder. Male won't come along until late February, apparently to pick up the family and head for breeding territory. Downloads are sharper.
Yellow bellied sapsucker-female
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Yellow bellied sapsucker-juvenile
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sippyjug104 wrote:
Very, very well done. Great series.
Really appreciate your comment. Thanks.
napabob wrote:
my untimeliness was me just snooping through your past postings, enjoy your work
I see we have similar interests re macro photography. You have wonderful photographs.especially noticed your green lacewing. Difficult critter to photograph well. I ran into one back in early fall and took a couple dozen photos. nothing goid. Couldn't get the critter in good profile for good focus. Was using a tripod and finally, out of sheer desperation (being an old curmudgeon resistant to change) I tried a crude focus stacking by using the focus ring. Merged the 6 shots in Photoshop and was surprised at the result. Not really good enough to post but have thought about it a time or two. Thanks for looking at the photos.
napabob wrote:
........and the horse you rode in on!!!!!
Thanks napabob. I can't believe responses are still coming in! May have to make this pic into a poster or a bumper sticker. Wow!
sailorsmom wrote:
Really beautiful images, ottercreek!
Thsnk you! You have some especially nice flower pics as well.
napabob wrote:
nice series
Thank you. You have some really fine photos yourself. Great stuff!!
jackm1943 wrote:
Very nice! That first one looks a lot like some chanterelles.
Thanks, and just as edible too.
CLF wrote:
Otter, this is an awesome set of photos and all are close up.
I realize that this is a close up forum and all, but I post almost all of my photos here and some are anything but close up. The individuals here are about the best individuals on UHH and I welcome thier comments is my reason for doing so.
I also handcraft split bamboo fly fishing rods which some seem to feel are high quality, yet in my mind they are still just "fishin' poles"!
Greg
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Thanks! Good folks do hang around here for sure.
Having spent a good part of my professional life
bent over high quality light microscopes (Zeiss, Leitz, etc.) I guess I have a difficult time differentiating between close up and macro photography. I thought that when I purchased my first micro /macro lens back in the '60s in my mind I thought I was doing macro photography.
With better cameras and fantastic minds things do change, for the better obviously, so I feel more comfortable with "close up" I suppose.