Last of the Honeysuckle

[John Perriment]

It's amazing how quickly this.......




becomes this.......

[escallonia]

Re: Last of the Honeysuckle

They are very good John, I am trying my best to achieve the picture quality,
but still have a lot to learn. regards John.

[John Perriment]

Re: Last of the Honeysuckle

They are very good John, I am trying my best to achieve the picture quality,
but still have a lot to learn. regards John.

[Pops]

Re: Last of the Honeysuckle

The background sets of the bloom very nicely and the berries look good enough to eat!!....but don't

[Greytop]

Re: Last of the Honeysuckle

Striking colours, nice to see some chinks of sunlight in these after the last few days.
Thanks for sharing these John.

[Ian]

Re: Last of the Honeysuckle

With macro I usually don't bother using AF and move the camera to get the desired focus.

Ian

[John Perriment]

Re: Last of the Honeysuckle

With macro I usually don't bother using AF and move the camera to get the desired focus.

Ian

That's how I prefer to work with this type of subject, with the camera mounted on a tripod. However these were really just hand-held snaps and I have a tendency to move back and forth, side to side, so AF does give me a fighting chance of reacting fast enough to release the shutter at the best possible moment. I know that it's naughty, but I also used f11 to give better odds of acceptable sharpness!