Macro, Macro [Contest Finalists September 2004]
Uploaded: September 17, 2004 10:08:11
A challenge to get all of the important pieces in focus & exposed properly (using available light). The light breeze was maddening. Several other dew drop "subjects" fell off before I could get set up; finally made it with this one. Who said macro shots were easy?
Some feat of engineering just using those teeny strands.
Karma Wilson September 17, 2004
Great macro. Very well done. Macros drive me nuts to take.Karma #169844
Debbie Fleri September 18, 2004
Really neat I like the bow of the Twig. & I "never" say marco is "easy" #790121
Deborah Lewinson
October 15, 2004
-Debby #846250
AMALIA Veralli April 10, 2006
Love this shot. Macros are not easy. Is anything? Thanks for the inspiration.Amalia #2628360
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