I mainly used my macro lens today, although I didn't really get too many macro shots. I couldn't get close enough to the subjects through the piles of snow, and thus I had to settle for close-ups instead of macro.
Some of the images turned out a little grainy as I had to hand-hold my shots for the want of a tripod (I wanted to keep things light and thus didn't bring it with me) and used an ISO of 800 in most shots, as I needed to keep a high shutter speed to avoid getting camera shake - a sure recipe for disaster, but I had to do it.
Cool shots, the top one is the best.
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@Cathy: Wow - you were visiting at just the right time! :) Thank you! The first one's my favourite as well!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots, Toni
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ReplyDeleteOh Toni your coment really touched me. I thank you very much, moreover I feel honored to visit your blog. I always try to pass here for just look your photos, your inovation, your amazing passion for photography.
ReplyDeleteToni, although all of them conveys what you are experiencing (weather wise), I am so in love with your first photo. It's just beyond beautiful. It has great focus, it's tack sharp and the reflection is gorgeous!
ReplyDelete@Susmita: Dhonnyobaad! :)
ReplyDelete@Day: Thanks, Day! You're really very, very kind!
ReplyDelete@Noreen: Awww.. thanks a lot, Noreen! I guess I had to make it look like one shiny dewdrop! ;-)
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