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© Bob Cournoyer

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Uploaded: December 02, 2007

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iso 100, 180mm (Canon 180L macro), f/32 (AV priority), 1.5 secs, timer/tripod...

Comments

Katarina Mansson December 02, 2007

I love macro and this is a lovely example of such a picture! Beautiful full-frame composition, colors, clarity and detail. #799456

Nikki McDonald level-classic December 02, 2007

Very striking color combination here, Bob. Lovely detail and clarity, too. #5158976

Erika Haight December 02, 2007

Thats one amazing Photo BOB! Great work! erika #5159002

Liz blahh December 02, 2007

Beautiful image! #5159058

Susan M. Hembree December 02, 2007

Wow! Great macro, Bob! I especially like how you've framed the lines in this. #5159783

Pat Gamwell December 02, 2007

Another example of a winner, Bob! GORGEOUS! #5159857

Joy Rector December 02, 2007

awesome #5160190

Bob Cournoyer level-classic December 02, 2007

Thanks, Katarina, NIkki, erika, Liz, Susan R., Pat, and Joy.. :-)

Bob #5160707

Susan Jane Allen level-classic December 15, 2007

Oh my! Well, you've sold me on the 180 L macro lens! How do you feel about the fact that it doesn't have image stablization? That's the only hesitation I would have (your lens has me spoiled in that respect!), but I can't see ANY prime L macro lens with image stablization! #5209580

Bob Cournoyer level-classic December 15, 2007

Thanks, Susan! Good to see you.. :-)
I love the lens. I've only used it at home or in the yard at a very low (100) iso so it's always on a tripod. The only thing I don't like (just a tad) is the in-home working distance of the lens. If I shoot flowers, I have to be like 3 or 4 feet back, and then the tripod legs, then me on a chair......I run out of room sometimes.
Bob #5211487

Susan Jane Allen level-classic December 15, 2007

Now, that was a very interesting and valuable comment! It is, actually, my only complaint with the macro function of the 100-400 L, and for that I have to stand half a block away! What I would really like is something that I can lay in the grass with and peer through the blades of grass. Hmmm... How far away did you have to be with the Sigma 105 that you used to own? I see such fantastic work taken with that lens. #5211815

Datha Y. Thompson December 31, 2007

This is Gorgeous Bob!! Love the color and detail!! :0) #5272343

Dave Blewett January 02, 2008

AMAZING macro! Your work inspires me...thanks for sharing! #5281496

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