From our photo day. These were all originally against a high key background which I have replaced. First shot mine, the other two are Dee's and either 100 f2.8 LIS or EF-S 60 f2.8 macro lenses
Stan
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Well I for one would not have guessed you had changed the background, what a great job.
Lovely detail with superb lighting.
I like the background in the 3rd the best.
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Cheers Alan
The backgrounds are from a set of studio backgrounds that came with a photo mag a few months back and are all a blend of a green and grey background varying the opacity of each
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Great shots Stan. Particularly like the second one. The poses are brilliantComment
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Thanks for looking Digiman
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Really nice lighting on this images Stan. Well done.
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Third one for me Stan. The background you've chosen really suits them.
Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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Like them all Stan. Is that Bogwood you were using for the prop?, it works well. Can you remember the name of the studio backgrounds please? Are they cloth or paper ones?
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thanks Tom, Di and Papa
no idea - it was supplied by the guy running the dayIs that Bogwood you were using for the prop?,
The backgrounds he was using were A1 cards, white, grey and some painted. The replacement backgrounds are from files and added in photoshopCan you remember the name of the studio backgrounds please? Are they cloth or paper ones?
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Great images Stan - Tree Frogs are a great subject and you have captured them very well I think. I would not have know ten background was changed - it really suits the images. Where were the shots taken? DaveComment
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Great shots Stan, impressive detail.
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Thanks Bill and Dave
in the local community centre - it was a "studio" shoot with the frogs and other reptiles being supplied by a local pet shopWhere were the shots taken?
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They're all fantastic, Stan and a great log for the frogs to pose on. But lucky you didn't go head to head with Di in a competition - in my opinion, she got you this time so please pass on my praise to her :-)
NY resolution (gain) - got to learn PS....
Well done to both of you
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