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My wife let me know that there was a little jumper on the washing so i had to hobble to get the camera setup. (In a full leg brace at the moment).

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/poompy/867242785/" title="Photo Sharing"><img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1085/867242785_4f2316f849_o.jpg" width="400" height="378" alt="Jumper #2" /></a>
Taken with:
350D, Tamron 90mm+Reversed 50mm, Speedlight 299T+Homemade Diffuser
Focus Stacked with 2 images

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/poompy/867242775/" title="Photo Sharing"><img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1021/867242775_b2607dd7bb_o.jpg" width="400" height="267" alt="Jumper #1" /></a>
Taken with:
350D, Tamron 90mm, Speedlight 299T+Homemade Diffuser

C&C is always welcome.

I suspect when your wife told you there was a spider on the washing she meant for you to get rid of it, not photograph it! Great photo #1 any way, but where is it now?

still on the washing, he looked comfy.

great macro ! love the detail in the first.
can you please explain what focus stacking is.

Rooz wrote:great macro ! love the detail in the first.
can you please explain what focus stacking is.

with macro shots you have such a small DOF that not everything can be in focus with one shot. So you take multiple shots and different parts in focus. then i used a program called CombineZM to stack the images. it will do it all for you.

the 1st photo my first attempt at focus stacking.

here is a link to a tutorial that outlines what it is all about

Tutorial