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June 9, 2013
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Garden homeschooling via "Ready, Fire, Aim"
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Lol that made me laugh after I figured out that WAS the comment
Which suited the title of your post rather aptly, if I do say so myself.
Exactly…
So what camera setup are you using for the close-ups? After seeing these photos, and having so much trouble getting quality close ups with my iphone…I may need to think about upgrading.
Nikon D5100. All of these were with a fixed 85mm lens i think. The coneflowers were in low light in my kitchen off of a tripod; the lens is really made for macro shots as is can reproduce 1:1 from about 9″ for huge detail. The flowers were out about 20″ and I cropped the photos a bit.
Wow!!