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up close and personal
big for a reason............and i'm not sorry about it either.
buddy had some sweet ass smellin' "snap dragons","tiger lily's" ......whatever you wanna call'em...... thought i'd share. man did his front room smell fucking awesome. ...........almost theraputic........... http://volcano.photobucket.com/album...an/three_D.jpg http://volcano.photobucket.com/album...flyman/3_D.jpg http://volcano.photobucket.com/album...yman/macro.jpg http://volcano.photobucket.com/album...lyman/huge.jpg :D |
wow, very nice.
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Damn. I feel like I'm gonna get eaten or something! Nice color. Nice exposures. Cool!
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mmmmmmmm those do smell heavenly.
i used to have a bunch of those in my backyard. nice pics, fly. |
Sweeeet shots fly. I know they smell better'n that roomful of shoes you have. :lol:
Nice man, really gettin the hang of that camera. Great exposure and DOF. |
cool shots! Thanks for sharing!
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nicely done dude...very clear and bright.
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Wow, gorgeous macros! I can almost smell them, too!
We've had an orchid show in Rockefeller Center, NYC, about a week ago - and it was rather disappointing. This makes up for it. (does it feel a bit weird when you realize that flowers are the genitals of a plant?) :D |
great pics
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Wow, wish my little cam would mac that close. Good stuff. I like the second he best.
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I like the dimensionality these photos have.
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...positively sensual!
Thanks, flyman. |
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ya' know..........that's my fav shot too........ i just wish that little pollup (sp) showed up a little better. thanks for the responses guys.:) |
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like joe says.......not at all....... everything is alive and,.....if we can catch even a glimpse of it then i figure we're doin' okay............ thanx:) |
Very nice. What camera did you use to take those shots?
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sony cyber-shot dsc-p92...........5.0 mega pix.........3x zoom.... nice freakin' camera....i'm rather enjoying it. thanx eh.:D |
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1st one is the best :) Although the white part is a bit over-exposed, it serves quite well in bringing out those brown parts. Sharpness is just in the right spot, although the picture might use a little bit more depth-of-field. Tried stopping down to the minimun? Then you of course lose sharpness due diffraction... but should be worth trying :)
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thanks Sty.........i will attempt anything you guys have to offer.
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