After The Kiss
by bvy

Comment:
NAM = not a macro

Coffee Bean
by socalsteve

Comment:
Nice tones, of course a little more dof would've helped but still a nice pic.

Conflict
by electrolost

Comment:
Nice macro of a cement ledge I think. The fact we can't make out what this is doesn't help but if you had closed up your aperture and gained more depth of field it may have helped this image.

White Tiger
by liberty

Comment:
You can't qualify this as a macro or even an extreme close up. Too bad because this is a very nice shot of a Siberian tiger.

Tool Time
by bjoern

Comment:
Good shot of a common object with a one light setup.

Vintage Cameo
by twmax

Comment:
Too many blown out highlights spoil it for me.

1 Taka - Bangladesh
by Hotspam

Comment:
This is well very lit, love the tones. Great detail.

Watchworks
by fldave

Comment:
I would have liked to have seen more detail in the deeper parts of this timepiece Getting a light source in there from the left side may have helped this image. Good job.

Winter in the Garden (yes, that's a real snowflake)
by scalvert

Comment:
LOL @ the comments asking if this is real. I've seen decillions similar to this one. ;\

Seriously though, this is a nice capture of a very delicate and very rare, in its complete form, object of nature that few see up close as we do here. I tried this just this winter on black velvet and never got that one single flake to land independently of the others. I got lots of nice shots but not like you caught here. Well done.

Now for that raindrop I want to capture on fi sensor. Got all summer to get that. ;\

Shades of Blue
by k9logic

Comment:
Great shot of this bad boy. I've been trying to get a good shot of the couple who live in the backyard area but they're too wise. I leave peanuts for squirrels and guess who steals them? I couldn't believe my eyes. But as soon as they see me around, they're gone.