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Bath textile close up, macro photo in black and white

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2024/03/15
15:17 UTC

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Jumping spider

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2024/03/14
19:55 UTC

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Actias Luna, or Luna Moth

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2024/03/14
01:10 UTC

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Pink Rose

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2024/03/13
20:17 UTC

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Any macro film shooters know what this is?

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2024/03/13
00:28 UTC

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One of my first photos of insect macro photography. I started with a Canon M50 camera and Super Macro Lens photography visiting local parks in Busan, South Korea.

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2024/03/12
08:11 UTC

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Snowflake

First attempt

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2024/03/11
12:20 UTC

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Schizophyllum commune

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2024/03/11
10:47 UTC

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Bees returning to the hive

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2024/03/10
22:00 UTC

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Jumping spider

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2024/03/10
18:03 UTC

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Thorns on the front legs of a green praying mantis

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2024/03/10
17:19 UTC

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Blue Méloé

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2024/03/10
15:40 UTC

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My GF camera and lense was stolen, need suggestions on buying her a new camera and lense

My GF just had her camera stolen along with some of her lenses. Her birthday is coming up and was going to get her a new camera and a lense or two. She photographs gemstones exclusively. I'm not exactly sure what camera and lenses she had but I do know it was a canon. I was going to get her a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and a CANON - RF 100mm F/2.8L IS USM Macro Lens. Would she be happy with the setup I want to get her or should I be looking at a different lense or camera?

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2024/03/08
20:18 UTC

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Alyssum

My favorite flower. I am a practing newbie, please be kind!

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2024/03/08
17:15 UTC

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Crumbling

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2024/03/08
02:13 UTC

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Lepanthes tentaculata miniature orchid

120 photos

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2024/03/08
01:59 UTC

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Grains of Sand

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2024/03/08
01:16 UTC

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Affordable Cameras with Focus "Bracketing" Capabilities + Lens

What's a good camera that offers automatic focus bracketing (focus shift shooting, stacking, etc.) at a relatively affordable price? Also, what about a macro lens to go along with it? Looking for a lens between 50-80mm, mostly for botanical purposes. I don't expect the combo to be cheap but what's a good bang for your buck option? Below is a photo of mine shot with Nikon D3200 for attention.

https://preview.redd.it/fg3e5sei7umc1.png?width=2000&format=png&auto=webp&s=3d0ea50db6eb3e94c7dd36c59a2369f7bf7ab315

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2024/03/07
04:10 UTC

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Leafhopper [OC]

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2024/03/06
20:15 UTC

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Another Abalone shell!

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2024/03/06
14:40 UTC

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