The Daily Exposure: Copper Lizard

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Thursday, April 21, 2005

Copper Lizard

Fuji S7000, various
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It suddenly dawned on me today that I could reverse my 50mm lens and take some very close macro shots. I didn't realise the amount of magnification you could get doing this (I still can't see any dust on the lizard's tongue!). I usually love having a very shallow depth of field, but in these shots there's only about 2mm in focus! This was a small ornamental lizard my brother brought back from Thailand. I only took a few shots with this set up... I'll have to play about with it a little more when I've got more time.

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