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Stoney macro shots...
Good afternoon all,
Right, now that I have got the rig sorted but the vis is shocking I had a crack at some macro stuff in Stoney on Wednesday. I'd love to know what you think of them, I think they're not too bad for a first attempt. Cheers all, Noel.   
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15-12-2006, 17:54
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I love macro as even with crap stoney-like viz you can get some really clear pictures like these.
For a first try, the pictures are nice although the 2nd is a little out of focus? Noel, it would be interesting to see the first two photos upside down. Where were these taken - I don't recognise the red paint. Tim
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15-12-2006, 19:06
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Hi Tim,
Yes I too thought that no.2 was a bit out on the focus front but I thought I'd put it up anyway for comparison purposes. Pictures were taken on the port side of the Stanegarth on Wednesday afternoon. Cheers, Noel
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Hope you don't mind, I played around with the first two slightly and preferred them with a crop to focus in on just the bubbles, either way up they are very interesting. Maybe I'm looking at it differently seeing as I have never been to Stoney!!
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