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Macros

One of my favorite forms of photography
Flowers within Flowers
Flowers within Flowers		 Day Lily
Day Lily		 Water Lily
Water Lily		 5/25/04 - Magnolia
5/25/04 - Magnolia
5/27/04 - Vinca
5/27/04 - Vinca		 5/29/04 #2 - Hard at work in a water lily
5/29/04 #2 - Hard at work in a water lily		 5/31/04 - A Dandy Macro
5/31/04 - A Dandy Macro		 Day Lily People
Day Lily People
7/5/04 - Red Hybiscus
7/5/04 - Red Hybiscus		 7/9/04 - Red Hibiscus Backside
7/9/04 - Red Hibiscus Backside		 7/9/04 - Pink Hibiscus Macro
7/9/04 - Pink Hibiscus Macro		 10/04 winner - 7/5/04 PAD - Skipper on Queen Ann's Lace
10/04 winner - 7/5/04 PAD - Skipper on Queen Ann's Lace
6/17/04 - The Magnolia Diner
6/17/04 - The Magnolia Diner		 6/29/04 - The Fungus Among Us
6/29/04 - The Fungus Among Us

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Guest 09-Jan-2005 13:42
A truly fantastic gallery.
I tried a similar thing with the tradescatia myself but these are mind blowing.
Superb, just superb.
Rene Hales25-Dec-2004 21:37
Very subtle. Excellent compositions.--Rene
Diane Wu02-Nov-2004 18:04
Amazing gallery! Both good colors and detail¡ãReally really excellent macro!
Guest 07-Sep-2004 20:23
Ed,

A very good macro gallery, I can see you like macro work. Many people do not appreciate how difficult it is to create a good macro photo. Some people think you just need the right equipment, but there is a whole different set of parameters to deal with like wind/vibrations field of view being so narrow and slow shutter speeds necessary to increase the inherient shallow DOF. All of this adds up to one thing paitence.

Robin
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