Thorns - Revisited by Zacko
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Good evening people!!!!
This is macro of a rose-bush-thingie (not that educated when it comes to plants obviously...duh) that grows in the backyard. I
Comments (61)
DarkestAngel
Andreas...try putting a rubber band tightly around the filter to get more grip...or just use a hammer! Ah, thorns...just like the thorns of love, sharp and painful but worth it because of the beauty of the rose.
sharky_
I don't have any ideas on how to unscrew a filter that's stuck but if you have any trouble with a champagne bottle, don't be afraid to ask me. Love your thorn capture. Not easy trying to push the rest of the thorns away to capture this one. Excellent. Aloha
sossy
very impressive and fantastic colored and composed capture! Andreas, I'm sorry for my absense and I send you my belated birthday wishes! ;o)
nathalie06
Beautiful and with a very nice post-work on your macro. Ouccccchhhhh but it's very dangerous too ;o))) I love the way you've capture this rose plant, and the silver reflections. Superb ! Have a nice evening my friend !
SoulSearcherr
looks pretty pokey to me..lol..nice shot
thesymphonyofthelife
i like the colors and the angle. it's an excellent photography. have a good day
ana-maria
Very impressive and thorny shot. Love the colors!!!
Akinom
Razor sharp! Fantastic shot and postwork, Andreas! As you know I have been away for a while so I've posted a belated b'day gift for you today... hope you like it though ;o)
marybelgium
a beautiful photo ... nice postwork and color !
geneb19
super image my friend! :-) and one of two methods work for me: 1) try to tighten it first. not a lot of pressure but enough to say you tightened it. then attempt to unscrew it at that point. it sounds weird but it works. (breaks the "seal" that's been created.) 2) put them in the refigerator for an hour or so. the metal will contract enough that you should be able to unscrew them at that point. yeah, yeah...now it's me with the bla, bla, bla! lol but after 40 years of shooting...i've had to learn the hard way about this stuff. lol
Punaguy
Very close and very sharp! Wouldn't want to get accidently run into that..I use a circular polarizer now and then and I try not to screw it on too tight as I know they stick. If worse come to worse you can buy a wrench for it here: http://porters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=F2M. Might come in handy later...a good day to you! Aloha!
kenwas
An excellent image!
giareg
Beautiful the thorns that seem metallic,great detail and colors tone.
rayburg
Oh ya, that thingy has charm...NOT..looks like the most unfriendly thingy I've ever seen..If I was anywhere near that thingy, it would surely get me ..LOL...great pic and POV ..Hope the thingy didn't get you...
Georgy
love your depth of field choice here, works well.Great shot of this thorny thingy.
Cosme..D..Churruca
Extraordinary image... superb compo !
soulofharmony
excellent focus on the point of interest..and excellent DOF.. love the mistiness gives that early morning autumn atmosphere.. beautiful composition :)..:))
TwoPynts
The thorns seem almost mettalic...is that because of your postwork. Super job there Andreas, I really like this version as well. Don't get pricked!
odie
Ohhh...that's a nasty looking one. (The thorns, not the photo) I hope you don't walk through here often?!? A nice moody pic! :0)
ovag
Wonderful mood. The contrast is perfect. Great job.
dragonfly2000
Into the fridge - darn good idea, I've a filter that seems grown into the rubber lens cap. Also the cu of the thorn looks pretty cool.
jcv2
Good tips already given (know the feeling) - sometimes not pressing but just slight rotating might work. Wonderful work, it's like life, your shots are wonderful but hard things like unremovable filters happen just as roses are beautiful and thorns are still there.... :)
logiloglu
wonderful nature still life you made,Andreas. great use of DOF. simply excellent done. BRAVO #:O)
Saurav
I like the look and presentation of this photo. Excellent work.
morin3000
Excelling macro! Photographs which are added to your splendid ((collections))
kimariehere
wowo those thorns almost look like metal... yikes that would certainly hurt to fall on .. ouch!! what a beautiful shot... your work has always imspired me... awesome lighting you are so talented my dear friend!
pimbotin
Do you have to kill somebody, dear? I can offer you some help for that...!
cajolargo
strong & delicate, splendid!
tibet2004uk
Definitely not as good as ur first thorn shot but still a great shot!!! To outdid that first one will be quite tough I believe since it was totally perfect!! I like this one though, despite the "messy" background". The dof is very good and I love the "washed out" colors!
Zachary_Hunt
Excellent Macro Andreas, The key to unscrewing filters is not to over tighten in the first place,LOL. Blessed Be