I just took a trip up to Moose head lake in Maine. When I went in to register at the motel, I started browsing through the brochures and I saw this ad. I said thats my photo, I had taken a couple of years ago at Baxter State Park. Apparently the image was purchased from one of the stock sites I’m selling it on. Oh BTW, its the top image of the 2 moose’s with their heads together.
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I have some milkweed growing near my driveway and in some spots through the driveway, which I thought was a problem that I would have to remove but it turns out that it attracts cool butterflies. Too bad for my driveway.
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This video tutorial goes over the basics of re-sizing files. Please click on the image to watch the video. The video plays best with a current version of Internet Explorer.
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I just bought the Canon 500D diopter for my 70-200 mm lens and this is one of my test shots. So far I’m very pleased with its image quality. I also use a Tamron 1.4x tel extender.
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I took this shot in my yard because I thought it was an interesting looking mushroom. As you can see from my last couple of images I’ve been doing some close-up photography with my Canon 50 mm 1.8 lens and two Nikon diopters (5T and 6T) I bought these two diopters on a recommendation from a John Shaw book. He liked them because they were small and easy to carry into the field instead of having to carry a big heavy macro lens. Most diopters don’t provide excellent quality because they are single element lenses. However, the 5T and 6T are duel element lenses and produce very nice images. There are also some duel element diopters from Canon and they are the dual element Canon 500T and the 77mm 500D and I think there is also a 250D.
So if you looking for a cheap way to shoot macros check these lenses out.
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