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with laowa 100mm macro

This (edible) plant grows in very inhospitable conditions on the northern outskirts of Darwin.  As it ages, the colours - which are only really evident when backlit by low sun - get more and more ...

There's a reef at the mouth of Darwin Harbour that is only exposed at very low tides. Was out there earlier today and found this guy. The nearest open water was about 500m away. It was brutally ...

stacked in Helicon from about a dozen frames - sigma 70 2.8 macro adapted to A7r2 some faint haloing if you look hard, but a nice result for a complicated subject and one (more affected by ...

I desaturated all but the leg (and eye) colour - liked the effect

Yes, tripod and rail (with a winder). For that one I probably should have halved the increments (ie doubled the frames).  With the sort of margins that close I’d be very surprised if anyone could ...

laowa 100mm macro - stack of about 10 frames (damselfly is about 15mm long)

taken with the TTArtisans 11mm fisheye - a surprisingly competent lens for the price

despite the impression, this little beach cave was barely tall enough to stand in

a reasonably stark reminder of where the world is right now (multi frame pano shot with Fz1000, holds up quite well viewed large)

graphic flutterer (I kid you not!) with Laowa 100 macro with the (incredibly competent) Tamron 28-200

you’re backing your car out the driveway early in the morning and you notice that there’s the suggestion of a sunstar on the screen for the reversing camera and you then spend a few minute ...

If we have a big Wet season (like this year) this stuff pops up in in swampy country at the edge of town. It's a wonderful subject that I usually save for my more 'fancy' gear - but it occurred to ...

It’s already yesterday we’re off the calendar I heard the sirens play just like an orchestra mechanical bird of prey sing for your emperor last broken flash of love still in the camera ’Already ...

ochre I think!

Thanks. Yes, hints of Fred Williams and John Olson maybe.

stitched from about a dozen frames taken with the SD1M and 70 macro (image is just below 100mp) had it printed on 2400x1100 canvas for a friend's office reception - came out very nicely

e-1 with 100-300 - both upsized x2 using Topaz gigagixel Beach Stone-curlew  (unusual to see a group of more than two) Sooty Oystercatchers

rainbow bee-eater sacred kingfisher striated pardalote spangled drongo

two outings with it so far - a lot of lens for the money - sharp enough and generous working distance at 2:1 (especially when it's cool and the dfs are dew bound)