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Matthew Mead Unfollow
“ Fuzzy ”
I decided to try out some more macro this week. I tried to focus stack but I think I really need a rail to nail it down. This was my best attempt at it, there are several little artifacts and weirdness going on from where photoshop stacked it but if you don't look real hard you don't really ...
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  • Mark Smith Edited 9 months ago

    Interesting pairing.  The macro gives you a really shallow depth of field to begin with and then add in the wide aperture and the depth of field must have been… more

    Interesting pairing.  The macro gives you a really shallow depth of field to begin with and then add in the wide aperture and the depth of field must have been really small.  I can understand why you focus stacked.

    I like what detail you have and I like how you have out of focus sections in both foreground and background.  It adds a real 3d feeling to the image.  I like the curved light/dark transition in the background.  I might have wanted a little more depth of field, especially around the white spiky bits , but other than that, this is nicely done with a lot of technique going into the image.

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  • Anri Wright Edited a year ago

    Ooohh, I really love this. A clear focus with a blurry background and the colours in this are great.

    Ooohh, I really love this. A clear focus with a blurry background and the colours in this are great.

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