gyula_hunyor

I'd welcome your comments.

BR-2 reversing ring+PK-13 extension tube+20mm f/4 on Nikon D700

Thanks.

I'd welcome your opinion on this shot, made by a reversed 20mm f/4 Ai

Nikkor on 27,5mm PK-13 extension tube. It was quite adventurous doing

it handheld!

Thanks!

The successor of my picture "Tight-rope dance with death", the wasp

barely escaped and rested between the leaves.

Again shot handheld by 100mm lens on 77mm extension tube lighted by an

off-camera flash unit.

Thanks. Gyula

Thanks for your comments.

Shot handheld by 100mm lens on 77mm extension tube lighted by an

off-camera flash unit.

Dear Members,

I'd be eternally grateful for your thoughts on my recent picture.

Wasp is struggling to free itself from the sticky thread of cobweb.

Shot handheld by 100mm lens on 77mm extension tube lighted by an

off-camera flash unit.

I'm actually happy with the blur of the limbs which records the

desperate struggle.

Thanks.

Gyula

Dear Photographers,

This is one of my very first attempts to do macro. I have chosen the

hard way, put a 20/4 Ai Nikkor at f/22 on the D700 by means of BR-2

reversing ring. The spider was around 3 cm from the back of the lens,

so had virtually no depth-of-field. Without rail I had to focus by

moving the stativ + camera back and forth although in the same time I

held a Metz flash on extension cable in my left hand.

Oh, by the way there were some gusts of wind too. It was adventureous,

but I enjoyed it.

Later only I have slightly adjusted the curve in Photoshop to gain a

little more contrast.

As I worked with fix focus, fixed distance, I had little control of

the composition.

I'd welcome your opinion.

Thanks.

Gyula

My first attempt at animal portraits. Shot from a Manfrotto

tripod at the long end of the Nikon AF 80-200/2.8 for shallow

depth of field. Fairly strong natural daylight at approx. 14:00.

I would appreciate your opinion.

Thanks and have nice shots.

Gyula