Finally! MY Jumpers...

My friends sent me these little guys from Antalya. The distance is about 600 kilometers

I can't share all of them in here. Just some of them. If you want to see more, please click the my Facebook link IQ was so bad, because of Facebook! Damn!

Lord, thank you so much my friend. I owe my dreams to you

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what's up with the reflections in the eyes? Flash or some sort of light? Very nice of your friend, congrats!

macro flash ring I believe.

cool spiders

I am sorry, I always write the equipment:

Here is the stuff that I used:

5D Mark II
Tokina 28mm RMC (reversed)
Suntax DRF14 Ring Flash
F16
ISO125-160
Shutter 1/200-1/100

Thank you all

thought it was a ring flash, interesting green in the eyes

so how do you keep them - in the plastic bottles?

I would suggest shooting with a diffused normal flash as ring flash creates too distracting a reflection on these subjects in my opinion. Natural light outside could also work well on a sunny day in Turkey.

Well, actually my friend did it. I dont know how he did.

I am glad to see the reflection of flash on their eyes.I think it is good. Natural light can be used you are right. I can not resist actually

Lovely portraits of these jumpers.

Nice jumper shots!

Good captures- as above I do find the ring flash eye highlight rather odd
Brian v.

Thanks

That is an unusual way of embedding the copyright for the picture, but it sure is interesting.

BasAndrews wrote in post #12958402
That is an unusual way of embedding the copyright for the picture, but it sure is interesting.

Just got that.

Very nice, and nice of your friends. Don't forget to feed them, they can't last long without food, or let them go outside, but not too close to each other, or they will eat each other.

BasAndrews, LV Moose, and my idol canonloader thanks

canonloader, i did everything to keep them alive. And I think they are still in my garden