Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

[ajperk]

Under the right conditions, this lens can make beautiful landscapes.

 

[MiJe]

On 5DII:

 

[Sporgon]

On 5DII:

Really good

 

[Click]

On 5DII:

Very nice shots. I especially like the first one.

 

[skullyspice]

On 5DII:

wow great shots!
I never knew monkeys had finger prints. The police are never looking for them, I wonder why they have them?

 

[ajperk]

Rana sphenocephala, the Southern Leopard Frog. She was very patient as I tried my best to get a good shot.
Canon 6D, 1/100s, f/5.6, ISO 1250, cropped

 

[Slyham]

Our cat dragged this dragonfly into the house yesterday. I grabbed my 100 macro and took some shots. it finally landed on my pant leg and I took this shot hand holding.

Dragonfly by SlyhamPhoto, on Flickr

 

[meywd]

I didn't use this lens as i hoped i would (busy), but still i love it


½ Jordanian Dinar by meywd84, on Flickr

 

[verysimplejason]

 

[jwilbern]

Doll's Eye by jwilbern, on Flickr


European Larch Cone by jwilbern, on Flickr

 

[gpasa]

7D
exept last two : 5D mark III and 500D respectively

 

[Click]

Very nice series. Welcome to cr gpasa.

 

[StudentOfLight]

It's so interesting to see the different editing choices that people use and how a focal length can be successfully used to fulfill the creative vision of people in so many different ways. Anyway, I captured this image a couple of weekends ago when we had some drizzly weather.

EOS 5D Mark-III
EF 100mm f/2.8 macro (non-L)
Exposure settings: 1/250s at f/5.6, ISO 1600
Large Flashbender: -2/3 FEC

 

[ajperk]

First Carolina Anole I've seen this spring.
(f/5.6, 1/500s, ISO 400 on a 70D)

 

[StudentOfLight]

"Cheeky fly"

I was quite chuffed with myself having shot a series of images of this mantis stalking and grabbing a stink bug. When I reviewed the images I was astonished by a small fly that quite happily snuck in for a quick snack right under the jaws of the feeding mantis. The fly there for at least 6 second because I see it in four successive images which were shot 2-3 seconds apart. Needless to say, if I was that size I wouldn't be anywhere near those jaws.

EOS 5D Mark-III, EF 100mm f/2.8 macro USM, Speedlite 600EX-RT
Camera settings: 1/200s at f/14, ISO 800
Flash: ETTL +0.3Ev, shaped with Large Rogue Flashbender

 

[Maximilian]

"Cheeky fly"

Wow! Just "wow"! Great moment! Great pic!

Pure interest:
Was it taken "in the wild" or was the mantis sitting in a terrarium?

 

[ajperk]

The flowers are finally coming out in force this spring.

 

[Click]

"Cheeky fly"

Great shot.

 

[rpt]

"Cheeky fly"

Great shot.

+1

Excellent pic.

 

[StudentOfLight]

"Cheeky fly"

Wow! Just "wow"! Great moment! Great pic!

Pure interest:
Was it taken "in the wild" or was the mantis sitting in a terrarium?

It was in my backyard in among some spinach and rocket plants.