Cheers folks. I agree with all of you in that number 5 is my favourite of the day. I think the key to insect macro photography is simplicity. All you need is the subject, a little bit of setting to show its habitat, and a good dose of nice simple bokeh.
Justin said:
Hmm, I'm liking your 150mm, I may have to buy one. Do you get on well with it?
Also are those photos straight of the cam, or have you PS them?
Yup, I love it. It can be a little tricky to use due to its 1:1 magnification and focal length, but after a bit of practice its a great lens. It also performs superbly for non macro shots.
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