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Canon EF 100mm f2.8 USM Macro lens
Exposure 1/100 sec @ f3.2
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
Exposure 1/100 sec @ f3.2
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Salamander
My youngest son, Alex, captured a bunch of salamanders the other day. They are quite difficult to photograph with a macro lens, because they don't stay still.
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9 comments:
Except when you hold them still. Poor little thing must have been terrified! ;-)
Ahhh come on, poor critter! Don't be mad at her , please!
Wonderful macro! wow fabulous shot!
Léia :)
Good macro and I would observe that just about everything is difficult with a macro lens... :))
Wow, that's a cute little salamander! I haven't seen any for a long time.
Seems you did pretty well with this one. I love the dirt on the critter.
salamanders! love the little guys, and i agree - quite difficult to to get photos of!
What we used to call 'salamanders' here are actually newts, and they tend to freeze when scared. Makes for easy pictures ... but boring. I like your salamander shot! It must have been quite young!
Oh, I can just imagine the difficulty! Last week I tried to capture tree blossoms in the wind - I think you did way better than I did!
For me is a excellent image.
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