I commenced this photo challenge with a flower, then a leaf, so to continue with my theme for this Macro Monday. The bark of an Ironbark tree – with a spiders web thrown in.
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I commenced this photo challenge with a flower, then a leaf, so to continue with my theme for this Macro Monday. The bark of an Ironbark tree – with a spiders web thrown in.
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That’s fantastic!
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Thank you Sheree 🙂
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How wonderful! Gives such texture to the bark
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Thank you Lisa 🙂 The bark of an Ironbark Tree has great texture with deep fissures and a bit of oozing sap
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Nicely done! I find webs difficult to capture so I appreciate it when someone is successful at it. 😊
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Thank you Irene 🙂 It does take a few shots to get the right one that’s for sure
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Very special!
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Glad you like it 🙂
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You had the light in just the right place, excellent! A large spider helps too 😀
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Thanks Sue 🙂 Actually it was a smallish spider who made the web
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Considering where you live I’m now wondering if your idea of smallish the same as mine!
By the way, I took your advice and moved further away from the subject when attempting a macro image and it worked! Though not as close up and as sharp as some of yours have been. I’m saving the photo for next Saturday’s photo challenge.
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Smallish is about a fingernail. Glad it sorta worked for your macro. Has your camera a macro function? I use mine when I can get in very close. Otherwise I just set Auto and move back until I can get the right focus
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The long lens has a switch either macro or normal. The standard lens does not. The dial on the camera has various settings and one that says M and I assumed that meant Manual. Generally I use Auto. Occasionally I use the flower setting or movement/sport mode… when I remember!
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Yes M would be manual. I don’t have the ability to lens change. I use the continuous shot function when I remember as well. This is good for insects and birds who take off when you don’t expect it.
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We have several on our street, Brian. I love them so much.
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The Red Ironbarks on my place was instrumental in buying it
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Love at first sight, eh?
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yep 🙂
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My photos are not as clear as they once once were but I’m reluctant to spend money on a new camera. I wonder if specialist stores do servicing such as cleaning etc?
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That is a great idea. I read a post where they buy second hand cameras and get them serviced by the manufacturer and it costs less that buying new. A camera shop may send the camera off for you but there will be third party costs.
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Oh, thank you for the information Brian, it’s appreciated.
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You’re welcome Sue 🙂
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