During the weekend trip I had the chance to do a little bit of macro, I did wonder into the trees but there were just too many mosquitoes…and damn they were hungry.
I had a little look around the compound but there weren’t many subjects and it was super hot..I was of course using the cangih milk bottle diffuser!
The kitchen towel at the front was torn though so it was a little bit harsh, I might try two layers next time for extra diffusion..am out of practise too. Anyway here’s what I managed to come up with.
Tiny Grasshopper
Shiny Spider
Long Legs
Colourful Fly, there was a blue one, red one, green one and this gold-ish one.
Green Damselfly
Fruit Fly or Wasp?
Soft Beauty
That’s all for now!
Unbelievable shots lah! How do you manage to get so up close without scaring them off? Have you tried photographing fish yet?
great pics bro.
btw, you have a typo. its canggih not cangih.
Kewl pics. Inspirational even.
I still haven’t had time to use my macro lens yet. I should head out into my garden here and see what there is. 🙂
[Told you it was inspirational] 🙂
Awesome picture!
U sure take amazing photos! Love them!
Those insects love you. Tell us what it is 🙂
Now that’s what I call Macro Beauty.
I thought you went shopping in Macro in Cinta Alam. LOL
Love your macro shots as always 😮
Funny how I like photography but I suck at it, not to mention the shaky hands.
omgomg such professional shots…luv it
Can you give some tips on how to get amazing photos?
Ranga: Just practice, patience and getting the right subject.
kevin: Thanks 🙂 Near enough la! Only one letter difference..
Dabido: Yah get out there and find some bugs.
TZ & katsmew: Thanks!
James: Must be my smell knocks em out..hahaha
Simon Seow: Thanks!
eyeris: Hahaha, I think all the Macros have closed down, most seem to have been taken over by Tesco.
moons: Practice makes perfect!
grace: Thanks!
sarah: Practice a lot and study a lot, photography is all about light – so learning how to use light is one of the most important aspects. And of course you must know your camera and the technical settings (Aperture/Shutter Speed/ISO/WB) and relations inside out.