Re: [photo-3d] Macro Subject Matter

["David W. Kesner" <drdave@xxxxxxxxxx>]

John Ladd writes,

> I've seen a lot of space devoted to lens seperation when taking macros.  I'm 
> curious, what are you folks shooting (subject matter, not film)?  At the 
> SoCalStereoClub, which I sometimes attend, flowers seem to be the DOMINANT 
> macro subject, with insects a distant second.  Are any of you shooting 
> technical material?

John I know you are a member of the CUSP (Close Up Stereo 
Photography) Folio that myself and Andrea Blair started so you 
have some idea of what we are shooting. I see that you haven't 
joined the macro3d list at eGroups (now at 78 members) which 
is another good place to see waht is being done in the world 
of macro stereo.

As for myself, flowers are no where near the top of my list of 
macro subjects. My subjects are as diverse as bugs, small 
mammals, reptiles and amphibians, to table top setups of 
everything from rocks, minerals, and seashells to glass, metal 
and clay sculptures and figurines. If I was to have to 
catagorize all my macros and count them up I would say insects 
dominate with spiders taking top honors.

The problem you may be encountering is that the subjects 
entered in exhibitions and club shows may be leaning heaving 
on flowers which many people think do well even if that is not 
their top subject in numbers. As for me the subjects I have 
enetered in exhibition include  several different ice images, 
turtle, wasp, crane fly, shrimp, three different flowers, and 
squirrel .

That's all for now,

David W. Kesner
Boise, Idaho, USA
drdave@xxxxxxxxxx

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