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Macro is a close up shot of an object.
However, I guess it doesn't truly qualify because it doesn't have a set object.
Whatever, I'll need to get a second opinion from Oktain because he's sorta like the Contest mod and my personal body guard.
Come on Blazin'! You know what can't allow that here lol.
However, I guess it doesn't truly qualify because it doesn't have a set object.
Whatever, I'll need to get a second opinion from Oktain because he's sorta like the Contest mod and my personal body guard.
Come on Blazin'! You know what can't allow that here lol.
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macro doesnt have an infinite focus though, i would be ok with it if the crowd was blurred out and just the end of the fender was clear, that would look more macro than the posted shot (and dont get me wrong im not trying to rock the boat, im just saying.)
if you go on flickr and look under macro groups or anything there isnt a single scenery picture, or a shot that shows a whole panel of a vehicle. let alone the whole side.
this is how i would define my best macro shots...
they are as follows:
first is a spider web sprayed with hair spray (small spider less than the size of a dime with all legs out)
second is salt on a glass table or black folder, i forget.
third is the air bubbles beside the glass bubbles inside the glass bubble on part of my bong.... hahaha
i left these out of our contest because i wasnt sure if you meant microscopic macro or just a regular macro i could have shot with my Blackberry.
if you go on flickr and look under macro groups or anything there isnt a single scenery picture, or a shot that shows a whole panel of a vehicle. let alone the whole side.
this is how i would define my best macro shots...
they are as follows:
first is a spider web sprayed with hair spray (small spider less than the size of a dime with all legs out)
second is salt on a glass table or black folder, i forget.
third is the air bubbles beside the glass bubbles inside the glass bubble on part of my bong.... hahaha
i left these out of our contest because i wasnt sure if you meant microscopic macro or just a regular macro i could have shot with my Blackberry.
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EDIT
Here's my submission, taken with my 50mm f/1.8. Played with the curves in CS5 a little bit but that's it.
I'm not 100% on how I framed it though lol.
Last edited by oktain; Mar 25, 2011 at 12:19 PM.
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macro doesnt have an infinite focus though, i would be ok with it if the crowd was blurred out and just the end of the fender was clear, that would look more macro than the posted shot (and dont get me wrong im not trying to rock the boat, im just saying.)
if you go on flickr and look under macro groups or anything there isnt a single scenery picture, or a shot that shows a whole panel of a vehicle. let alone the whole side.
this is how i would define my best macro
i left these out of our contest because i wasnt sure if you meant microscopic macro or just a regular macro i could have shot with my Blackberry.
if you go on flickr and look under macro groups or anything there isnt a single scenery picture, or a shot that shows a whole panel of a vehicle. let alone the whole side.
this is how i would define my best macro
i left these out of our contest because i wasnt sure if you meant microscopic macro or just a regular macro i could have shot with my Blackberry.