Morning dew (macro)

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Morning dew (macro)

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I rarely have time to shoot in the morning because I’m either in a hurry or still sleeping :-) But once I just couldn’t resist and took macro shot of morning dew. Hope you’ll like it.

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Re: Morning dew (macro)

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That's gorgeous.
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Oh, balls!

I can't shoot anything like that :-)

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Yeah, I could shoot that if I had the right gear.

Just kidding, I definitely couldn't. It looks fantastic! Well done!
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Very neat! And we can see the lens' reflection on them too. :D

Is it a macro lens, Hawk? Or one of those secret jewel lens?

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David, Kevin, of course you can shoot something like that :) Here in Poland most photographers I know are blaming me for doing mostly macro shots because "macro is so easy, anyone can shoot it and get great results instantly".

Yildiz, its the only macro lens I have - 100mm macro + my new addition: one set of extension tubes.
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That is a lovely shot Hawk - interesting colours and just like jewels. The beauty of nature. Extension tubes are now on my list of things to get, in the future :D .
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Great shot, I'm not a big fan of macro but this one is really good!
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great shot, i can never seem to get the macro sharp even with my tamron 90mm 2.8 maybe i need to use a tripod
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Nice shot, Hawk.
I'll try that when we'll have a dew. :shock:
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