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Weekly Macro Challenge - Ending 8.00pm Sunday 14th June - LIGHT
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I'd like to see a detail of something that emits light, or LIGHT itself. Could be part of a lamp, candle, fire, etc., or just a ray, but an interesting one.
The Rules:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. Your image must be taken after the theme is announced.
3. The image must be uploaded in a comment in this thread by 8pm (UK time) on the following Wednesday
4. Images only in this thread - discussion in the 'Weekly Macro Challenge - Discussion' thread
5. Only one upload per member
6. The person who hosts is the judge for that week's challenge and the judge’s decision is final
7. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
8. Light up my life, please ..................
See you next Sunday....
The Rules:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. Your image must be taken after the theme is announced.
3. The image must be uploaded in a comment in this thread by 8pm (UK time) on the following Wednesday
4. Images only in this thread - discussion in the 'Weekly Macro Challenge - Discussion' thread
5. Only one upload per member
6. The person who hosts is the judge for that week's challenge and the judge’s decision is final
7. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
8. Light up my life, please ..................
See you next Sunday....
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Please add your 'Light' challenge photo entries to this topic, for discussion, please use the dedicated 'Weekly Macro Challenge - Discussion' topic.
Quote:Hey, it's Saturday already. Gentle bump folks.
This should be in the discussion thread, Chris...only images here.
Small pencil torch reflected in a black glass plate.
1/5th second: f/22: ISO 800
Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2:1 macro lens on Fuji X-T3
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1/5th second: f/22: ISO 800
Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2:1 macro lens on Fuji X-T3
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Gas Lighter
I took a test exposure in the dark for the fflame which was fortunate that I got it nearly right as the gas lighter refused to light up after that, Still I was able to use flash to get an exposure for the lighter itself and background and merge the two in post
Chris - can you post the result in the discussion thread please...
