


I have always loved Macro photography, and this was a fun way to pass a few minutes. My wife was a little concerned when she saw the light flasing from the bathroom constantly, but I reassured her it was just a photographer wasting time. I like the first one, though both of the water drop ones have shallow depth of field. the faucett one in particular should have both the faucett and water in focus. I was afraid to stop down any more than F/8 and working at that close a distance with a long lens (I used the canon 100 f/2.8 macro lens) depth of field is always and issue. I will get back to the sports and news for the coming week and plan on posting more than once a week if possible.
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