Duster by JenniSjoberg
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Never really tried macro photography much before.. and I can now see I might probably need a tripod to get it really crisp.. I just don't think I can keep still enough :p The shutter speed isn't huge... but still isn't all that fast either.. :S
Oh yeah, this is a duster I have next to my computer to dust my monitor every now and then :)
Comments (13)
Tholian
The low F-stop makes it much more difficult also. A pogo or a pod is your friend. Glad you are having fun with your new toy. };-)
Jean-Luc_Ajrarn
Macro makes us see the world through a whole different set of eyes... and your macro of the duster is amazing. :)
rocserum
you've discovered a new photographic issue, this one is very well done! RS
jmb007
bonne photo!
2121
excellent closeup...almost looks organic !!
DrCarl
yes a tripod is essential if you want to stop that lens down..... I love macro, it is a whole new world
PR0XIM0
Excellent!
MrsLubner
crisp macro. Excellent capture.
brewgirlca
Looks like either a model for a Medussa head or a coral reef. Take your pick, dark side or light side.
RodolfoCiminelli
Excellent macrophotography, have a fantastic detail......!!!
Kaiba_Seto
This looks very funny =) Nice idea. One of my hobbies is macro photography so I like your new pictures very much ; ) Hope you have a lot more ideas and share them with us
anitalee
Excellent
pauljs75
For those odd moments when I need a still camera, that's what the 2 second setting on the timer is actually for. (And yet many people still wonder why there's a really short setting.) It avoids camera shake from pressing the shutter button and without the need for a remote release. Even the "cheap" cameras have it. A tripod still helps though. Interesting shot btw.