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  1. 05-26-2009, 06:24 PM #1
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    some 'macro' flower shots

    i took these using extension tubes...my first experiment w/ these:



















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    Re: some 'macro' flower shots

    Wow, i love seeing your photography posts! Outstanding photos, thanks for sharing!
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    Re: some 'macro' flower shots

    Those are awsome!!! Wish I had a good camera...and knew what I was doing for that matter-lol
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    Re: some 'macro' flower shots

    Sweet!
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    Re: some 'macro' flower shots

    Oh WOW!!! I love that second one!!!
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    Re: some 'macro' flower shots

    Those are great! I love the softness in the photos. I've never used an extension tube but it looks like a good investment.
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    Re: some 'macro' flower shots

    i have the kenko extension set, great "cheap" alternative to an actual macro lens as any lens can become one....even ones w/ an 1.2 apeture!
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