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Macros with non-macro lenses

August 17th, 2009

So these two shots are not perfect macro captures but I had my Canon 135L on, and saw this HUGE bee.  So I just had to try…  Which means I just had to share… Remember not to let your equipment limit what you can shoot.

Here is the bee gathering nectar.

macro flower and bumble bee picture

And my one second opportunity as the bee backed out of the flower. I wish the wings were in focus too but I was shooting portraits at f2, and did not even have time to stop down a bit.

picture of a bumble bee

Ok so these next ones are maybe not quite macros either – but these were shot with a LensBaby Composer. I used the 4.0 aperture disk.  ISO100 – speed varied on each shot. In manual mode but I just kept adjusting since aperture stays steady. Kids were at camp so nature was my subject…

lensbaby 17  Macros with non-macro lenses

The bees sure are happy at this time of the year…

lensbaby 25  Macros with non-macro lenses

And these were made possible because of morning dew and some spiders working hard.

lensbaby 12  Macros with non-macro lenses

lensbaby 15  Macros with non-macro lenses

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