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Eyes of the Beholder
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Stephanie Lyons |
Amazing eyes yes, and an amazing image as well!
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Judyann Plante |
I agree! amazing shot, stefan! Incredible clarity and detail. Judyann ><>
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Paul Slate |
I agree! How did you get such a great shot?what lens did you use? what technique?
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Stefan Nielsen |
Thanks all of you for your nice comments. They ar much appreciated :-) And Paul: The lens used is a Sigma 150mm 1:2.8 APO Macro DG HSM - an impressive lens with an impressive name :-) The picture was taken at a distance very close to the closest fucusing distance the lens can manage (1.2 ft.) and a tripos was used of course. 1/160 sec, f/8.0 and ISO 200...
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Richard D. Cox |
Now that's what I call a macro! Extremely sharp. Beautiful shot.
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Stefan Nielsen |
Thanks to you too Richard - glad you liked it :-)
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Christina C. Moore |
Neat Dragon Fly! (makes me want to erase my shot like this)
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