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Nope, that didn't. You have to click on 'Share' (above the photo) then 'Grab the HTML/BBCode'. Then choose BBCode and copy that into a reply here.

Ah, thanks :biggrin:

Reply 2661

TheBritishBloke

Original post by snailsareslimy

Honestly can't decide, so these 2:

what can i say, sheep ftw :wink:

I love the depth of field on the first one, but the second one's just plain cute :wink:

Reply 2662

Currrrtisssss

What a lovely day :smile:

Reply 2663

KissMyArtichoke

Original post by The Procrastinator

Thanks!

I had about 50 crap ones amongst these too haha! I haven't got a macro lens either me dear! I am using macro filters at the moment (dead cheap). They do the trick...for now. They don't go as close to things as I would like though. Plus image quality isn't so good with them.

Check them out, they are cheap enough to buy whilst you save for a proper lens, also it will teach you how to use them properly before you get the real thing :smile:

They look like this - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-58MM-MACRO-CLOSE-UP-LENS-SET-4-Filter-Kit-1-2-4-10-/180508720220?pt=UK_CamerasPhoto_CameraAccessories_CameraLensesFilters_JN&hash=item2a07287c5c

Make sure you get the right lens size...I didn't get it right first time haha! So if yours is a 58mm lens get that size. Then just screw on to the end of your normal lens.

Sorry if you know all this!! haha! Just trying to help :smile:

Wow, I'm surprised how good the quality is with those. I'm using extension tubes at the moment. I don't think I had those when I first tried water drops, so I might give it another go.

Reply 2664

rebeccap

These are just a couple I like. This thread is awesome :smile:

Reply 2665

Refrigerator

some more common wildlife from me

a hoverfly by refrigerate, on Flickr

butterfly by refrigerate, on Flickr

Reply 2666

sheep_go_baa

Original post by snailsareslimy

what can i say, sheep ftw :wink:

Sheep ftw indeed :smug:

Reply 2667

uchiness

Im new here ;__; this is my one, Its a place in Wales where thar are ruins of castles :]!

i hope ya likes o:

Reply 2668

alcazaba

Original post by snailsareslimy

Honestly can't decide, so these 2:

what can i say, sheep ftw :wink:

The second one - :thumbsup:

Reply 2669

The Procrastinator

Original post by KissMyArtichoke

Wow, I'm surprised how good the quality is with those. I'm using extension tubes at the moment. I don't think I had those when I first tried water drops, so I might give it another go.

If you go back a couple of pages I did a macro jumping spider with them...maybe another spider too. They don't look too bad to be honest :biggrin:

Reply 2670

GooseNation

Deep blue Sunset by georgegabriel, on Flickr

Reply 2671

Lucyyy

Took a couple in Barcelona that I'm quite fond of, not necessarily great shots but.. I like 'em :biggrin:

Spoiler

Reply 2672

heavencanwait_

Original post by Lucyyy

Took a couple in Barcelona that I'm quite fond of, not necessarily great shots but.. I like 'em :biggrin:

Spoiler

Love the 'gator :}
They're all really nice :smile:

Reply 2673

KissMyArtichoke

Original post by The Procrastinator

If you go back a couple of pages I did a macro jumping spider with them...maybe another spider too. They don't look too bad to be honest :biggrin:

I took this with the extension tubes.

Reply 2674

The Procrastinator

Original post by KissMyArtichoke

I took this with the extension tubes.

Woah, that's cool. I've seen other fly pics on Flickr...the eyes always look fake...I know they're not! It's just because you've focused in on them (which is a good thing). Flies are a bit too small for my macro filters...they would be the size of a 2p coin on the screen.

I need to look up these extention tube things (I've only been doing "proper" photography for about 2 months...)

Reply 2675

stanmoor

I took this whilst volunteering at a Tiger sanctuary in Thailand back in April, right when I was first getting into photography. Still one of my favourite shots.

Sleeping Tiger by stanmoor1989, on Flickr

Reply 2676

Nuffles

This is a favourite at the moment. I love shooting in the rain. Very wet camera, very wet photographer and very wet photographer's mate but it was worth it :biggrin:

Reply 2677

alcazaba

Original post by stanmoor

I took this whilst volunteering at a Tiger sanctuary in Thailand back in April, right when I was first getting into photography. Still one of my favourite shots.

Sleeping Tiger by stanmoor1989, on Flickr

Beautiful

Original post by Nuffles

This is a favourite at the moment. I love shooting in the rain. Very wet camera, very wet photographer and very wet photographer's mate but it was worth it :biggrin:

I really like this Nuffles, I think if would be epic if there was a bit of diffused lighting from the front as well. Then, taking lighting equipment out in the rain is never a good idea!

Rep for you both :biggrin:

edit: bah, already repped you recently Nuffles. :sigh:

Reply 2678

Miss Mary

Here are some of my latest. I haven't touched them.
- First sight of London.

- Going from Oxford to London (there's nothing special about this one, I just like it!).

- Gonville & Caius College (the sky is so perfect it looks unreal)

- Westminster Abbey

Reply 2679

explicit4u

Original post by Nuffles

This is a favourite at the moment. I love shooting in the rain. Very wet camera, very wet photographer and very wet photographer's mate but it was worth it :biggrin:

[]http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6147/6043439106_1386b5c324_z.jpg