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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan Sep 16.

What Photography Equipment do you Use?: -Canon 40D
-Canon EF 28-135 f/3.5-5.6 IS USM (w/hood)
-Canon EF-S 18-55 f/4-5.6 IS lens
-Canon EF-S 55-250 f/3.5-5.6 IS lens
-Manfrotto 680B Monopod
-Sunpak 7575 Tripod
-Pixma Pro 9000 Photo Printer
-Photoshop CS3 Extended
-Lightroom 2

My newest piece of equipment. Manfrotto 680B monopod.

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At 1:35am on November 24, 2008, AdaN said…: Hi Mic,
How r u today? I doing great here. I like your picture very good control keep it up.

At 1:17am on September 16, 2008, Ryan said…: Hi Michael :-) Having fun with the site? :-)

At 9:28am on August 30, 2008, Anthony Zeder said…: Ei... Thanks for your kind comment on my photo... Wow!! and Yours are excellent ... How i wish I coud have a better camera too... Coz sometimes I only got my luck for a quality shot..
Good Job... Keep it Up...

At 8:36am on August 28, 2008, vjekoslav antic said…: I have kit lens 18-55 mm.I know is setup little unusual but is works.

At 5:59am on August 28, 2008, vjekoslav antic said…: Hi I send one droplet photo take a look.

At 8:15am on August 27, 2008, vjekoslav antic said…: Hi,first you need tripod and good light.My setup is AV mode with F14 and flash (I do this in bathroom with water from tap and colorful bowl.All is improvisation but working)Why F14 for DOF.Focus manual with wife help,she hold some thing in place where is drops fall and I focus on this.Focus is very important for sharp photo and use remote control or wire trigger.Background is up to your imagination if you masking camera with flowers you will get flower reflection in drops.If you have reflectors with soft box you may try with exposure mode.I forget set EV -1 for avoid flash reflection.Have fun.

At 10:19am on August 26, 2008, Dennis & Trina said…: Thank you for the Welcome!

At 6:03am on August 26, 2008, Scinta said…: Hi Michael, thank you for dropping by and your kind comment about my Photoshop work. It helps to have something to do with all the rejects (which most of my shots are!)