2 day close-ups and macro photography workshop Singapore
After much kneeling, bending and crouching, we finally came face to face and eye to eye with the dragonfly(Libelludiae), damselfly(Coenagrionidae) and Banded Bullfrog (Kaloula pulchra). Equipped with Canon 70-300mm, Canon 18-135 mm zoom, Nikon 70-300mm zoom and a couple 100 mm macro lenses, we reached a good magnification where normal lenses would not allow us to get close to. The group had a chance to explore the beauty of the natural world through the
2 day close-ups macro photography workshop in Singapore
Image by Ashwin. dragonfly(Libelludiae) 2 day closeup and macro photography workshop Singapore.
Surprisingly, most of the participants had no idea what macro photography was all about prior to the workshop. I discovered Macro photography almost 28 years ago. It was not easy then when exposures on macro photography were tricky especially when manual flash was involved. With the digital camera, it is easier today but knowing the right techniques will save time. Now the participants are more aware of the tiny world around them and their ability to capture those on camera. Here are their works from the
2 day Macro Photography Workshop in Singapore
Paul did a very good job on the mating damselfly(Coenagrionidae) by keeping the depth of field .
Claudine caught this grasshopper on a very colourful bud using the extension tubes and built-in flash. 2 day closeup & macro photography workshop Singapore.
Im saw this almost invisible spider and captured it with a 100 mm macro lens and small flash at almost 1 to 1 during the 2 day closeup & macro photography workshop Singapore.
Devi got this shot with 100 % natural light with the Canon 18-135mm zoom on her EOS 650D. 2 day closeup & macro photography workshop Singapore.
One of the highlights for 2 day closeup & macro photography workshop Singapore was the Banded Bull Frog (Kaloula pulchra) we photographed in the leaf litter.
Banded Bull frog (Kaloula pulchra). 2 day closeup & macro photography workshop Singapore.
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