Ah Yes, the Macro
This was also shot with the A1 using a Vivitar f2.8 24mm macro using a tripod in natural light. I think I could get used to this :)
posted by Monterey John at 4:50 PM
4.10.2006
This was also shot with the A1 using a Vivitar f2.8 24mm macro using a tripod in natural light. I think I could get used to this :)About Me
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12 Comments:
This is just stunning!!
Montery John plaays with Maaaaaaaaaacroooooooooo. Nice!!!
Now quit it. Leave something for the rest of us to be good at. Heh heh.
Tena koe ehoa
This is really fantastic MJ! A very profeesional looking macro shot with great detail and colour.
WOW! What a shot! I'm going to have to buy a roll of that film today!
Wow, really nice close-up!
You and the Vivitar f2.8 24mm macro should have a long and prosperous relationship. Beautiful!
Very beautiful!
So macro, natch.
Smooch,
The Tart
; )
Nice shot. Is that a Shooting Star (Columbine)?
I forgot what flowers looked like...it's still winter here...waaaaah!
Hick, the Boss advises me that it is indeed a Columbine.
Great shot John. I'd say you've got some pretty good equipment! But it still takes a good eye to take a great picture. This flower was a nice find.
Wow, that is a really awesome shot!
I could get used to seeing these images also! very sharp, detailed and fantastic colours ;)
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