Thank you!
Sure,
I used nikon D500 with sigma 105mm f2.8 macro lens, the whole thing was mounted on a tripod, and i used some soft yellow light from about 2 meters away to light up the area below mushrooms a bit. After that, some basic processing in lightroom classic.
Oh, and post processing in lightroom, obviously.
Thanks, glad you like it!
Subject on a white paper, red light from the right, tiny bit of white light from the left (i partially covered my phone light with my finger to limit white light severely).
The pic was taken with nikon d500 and sigma 105mm macro lens, camera was mounted on a tripod.
It doesn’t fully load it for me either, it’s cut off at the bottom, i use jerboa on android. Here is the full photo.
I wasn’t, but i made an account now, thanks for letting me know, looks very new and promising :)
I like big buds and i cannot lie 😁
Nikon D500 with sigma 105mm f2.8.
As for workflow - i go for long walks in the forest, off the beaten path if possible, and keep eyes peeled for interesting details, either it’s macro or wide shot. I normally carry like 5 lenses with me everywhere i go, heavy af but i really like this hobby, so it doesn’t bother me too much :)
If you meant workflow in post, i use lightroom to adjust colors and crop, rarely i use photoshop to remove any disturbing elements.
I’m very happy you like it that much :)
I actually noticed the sunset a day before while on the road, so i remembered the time and went there an hour early next day, had an ice cream and waited for the sun to set. Taking pictures took about 10 min.
Thank you, i’m glad you enjoy it!