Dragon Model
Uploaded: August 09, 2007
I just picked up a Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens and look who was kind enough to pose for the first photo taken with it.
Exif: F Number: 3.5, Exposure Bias Value: +2/3, Exposure Time: 1/125, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 400, White Balance: manual white balance, Focal Length: 50mm, Camera Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
Rob Martin August 09, 2007
Thank you Penny. I appreciate the comment. I've been getting lucky with dragonflies latedly. My next chance of luck needs to be a hummingbird. #4626350Jillian Danielson August 09, 2007
ooohhhhh Rob!! I want one now!! The lens, not the dragonfly,,lol. Great shot, the color is awesome too!! #4626376Les Rhoades August 09, 2007
Nice head on shot. Very close focus on that lens. #4626547Susie Peek-Swint August 10, 2007
Congrats on your new lens Rob ~ what a great first photo with it ~ lovely colours! #4626684Joy Rector August 10, 2007
awesome capture #4626931Dr Silly August 10, 2007
A BIG SUPER WOW. :O)Nikki McDonald August 10, 2007
Lovely lovely colors and wonderful focus on those eyes. This guy was a great opportunity for practice with your new lens--and I can only imagine how excited you were to see this result. #4627218Rob Martin August 10, 2007
Thank you so much everybody for your kind feedbacks. I was amazed by the picture quality this little lens puts out. It may be small and cheap, but it packs a sharpness punch. #4627244Tonya R. Boles August 10, 2007
Cool shot Rob. #4627382John Caruso August 10, 2007
Great work, Rob! Enjoy that new glass! #4627503Michelle R. Kovach August 10, 2007
All I can do is smile because I know how much you are going to LOVE that new lens!Sharon Day August 10, 2007
Great capture, Rob!!! Congrats on the new lens! #4629731Rob Martin August 10, 2007
Thank you Tonya, John, Michelle, Sharon. I should have gotten this lens sooner, but had to wait til the jar got full with enough pennies. I'll make sure I post some more shots on my google website. #4630513Ray Clarke August 12, 2007
It was nice of the dragon fly to pose for you, but it took great skill to capture it so well !!!(R) #4636724Rob Martin March 02, 2008
I know Ray, I was lucky it stood so still. #5582457Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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