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I like this -- colorful, and an atypical anole shot!  Is there a category for reptiloporn?  :)

Excellent. the lines are perfect!

I used a red 25A filter with this shot, bring out a bit of drama from the clouds and the

silouetted sumac branches.

Wow. Great shot. As a person who studies dragonflies, though, yikes! It's eating a Tramea carolina -- which are pretty hard for humans to catch with insect nets!

Great lighting and voluptuous models. Except I hate those pireced eyebrow thingies!

Wonderful photograph!!!!

You forget one thing -- at extreme macro -- you have little depth of field a reversed macro lens at even f16 or f22 has perhaps a cm of dof. These are tiny flowers, not big ones.

More slide scanning. If I recall correctly, I reversed a 55mm micro-nikkor lens for this

one.

I am finally getting some slides scanned in...I shot a whole roll on these poppy seed

capsules, I think one was the best of the lot.

Finally getting some more slides scanned in!

Thes caterpillars were actually infesting plants indoors at a greenhouse in Januaury.

It's the larva of the common cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni. It wasn't until after I

downloaded the images that I realized that I had shot some of them (incl. this one) at

2 MP instead of 6 or 12... oh well. Photos taken indoors with an ac strobe & softbox,

shot at 1/1600 sec at f8. Although the finepix S7000 only stops down to f/8, the

shutter speed goes to 1/10000.

This lensbaby is great to play with...

Wonderful body on the model. The background is a bit distracting, though - above her head. Overall I like it though!

very nice use of lighting and form..thanks for sharing...

You are correct --the orginal slide shows the foreground detail much better than the scan. I'll have to muck around with the settings on the scanning software -- (Minolta Dimage Dual Scan II).

A perhaps better shot than the previous one, but less abstract

and with the 35mm lens gave a nice field of view with more sky

and foreground. Settings were something like f16 at 1/2 sec if I

recall correctly, but I never write those things down.

Shot this in August -- we sped up the Mackinac City and got there

just as the sun was setting -- took a series of shots with my

Nikon F2 and Fuji Provia. In this shot, used the non -AI 135mm f

2.8 Nikkor lens. There was another photog there - a Pro -- with 3

D100's slung on him. I'd like to think I ended up with a better

shot, but we'll never know.

Just thought I would share. The wind kept me from using a

smaller aperture, but the background here is nicely blurred as a

result.

I thought the pistils and stamens of the tulip reminded me of a

scene from the movie Fantasia...

A dewy morning in August

Yes, it is soft, but that's the way I wanted to show this misty morning scene

I like this -- they look like they are supposed to be having fun, but are not sure about it...or maybe the photographer

wjat a rock! You could buy a camera with that :)

This Reduviid bug was hunched down, waiting for some insect

to land for its meal. Natural light, bogen tripod, too.

The photo has a pleasing warmth to it. Nice detail, too.