How To: Posting Images from Flickr onto the Forum

[bodhijobs]

Thanks Vimal. It worked  :)

[toofan]

this may help you.

[bodhijobs]

Vimal,

Somehow I cannot add the image directly on my post, it comes as an attachment. How to do embed the image directly on the post.

:o

Regards

[toofan]

Thanks Deepak.

He reverse mounted it. :)

Yup and added the extension also.

[Brendon]

He reverse mounted it. :)

[Deepak_Coorg]

Bharat: good one. ;D

Kaluan: thanks friend.  I made this shot with Nikkor 50mm 1.8 lens.

Toofan,

Very impressive work done here.

I know 50mm can produce a great picture, i guess you miss something that was attached to that 50mm here.  ;).

What was it?...ET or Raynox.

rgds
Deepak

[Kiran Konduru]

Thanks for the suggestion Vimal,
I agree with you for watever you said abt the usage of "SIR" but for a beginer like me, you are more than SIR..   :)

[toofan]

Getting close to the subject depends upon the setup I use, but mostly between 5 to 10 cms.

This shot is made early in the morning with the help of flash. Most of the bugs are slow to move at mornings. And patience is the key. Keep practising. it took time to me also.

If you can lay flat down on ground it will make you more steady and help in easy focussing. I am also a learner just like you.
In macro photogarphy, Sir is mainly used for the RAM (Image), Mr Arnab (Naturecloseup), Udayan, Dr Anand and some more legends. So next time you could call me only Vimal. I will be at ease. thanks.

[Kiran Konduru]

Vimal Sir,

   I too have a Nikkor 50mm f1.8 lens.. but I could never capture something like this... I just want to know how close you went to the subject.. and is the image a cropped one? I was wondering how could an insect be so steady for such a long time??
Please enlighten me!!

[toofan]

thanks skyfish.

this is shot with reversed 50mm 1.8 lens. with help of kenko extensions.