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Don’t know why her back lost some skin parts..
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Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO + Godox V860 III O + Diffuser
Not sure this is even macro enough because of the glass? I for sure need to get a proper lens. Used my 18-55mm and shot at 55mm. My goal was to create a blue photo and after 375 shots, this is the only successful one I got! Here’s to trying again and again 👏🏽
I’m looking forward to seeing my progress in macro! 🥰
Still waiting on my flash diffuser 💚
Hey, I have a Canon R5 and a RF 100mm macro lens. I want to do insect photography. I was wondering if I should buy a raynox for more magnification or if i should get extension tubes I heard Raynox will decrease sharpness and make the images lower quality. is this true?
This is a super teeny tiny cactus. A cactuslet. Cactuslette? I’m still free-handing it, but looking at a tripod.
🔬: Encoelia furfuracea
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