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Early attempt with sigma 105
Hand held 1/160 sec f3.5. Not ideal but happy with the lens.
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
Phillip - it is a great lens and once you get the real feel for it your pics will pop - not saying this pic is not good, because I do really like it
 Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Thanks Chris, it's not bad as a general lens either, this shot was straight out of the camera, my next door neighbour's dog stuck her head out from under the fence and I just snapped without even looking at the settings.
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
phillipb,
By 'not ideal', are you saying a tripod is needed 
As Chris has said, as you get to know the lens, better and better results will come. If it is of any consolation, this shot is better than I did at the beginning. fozzie
When people ask what equipment I use - I tell them my eyes.
Yes, definetly need to use a tripod with macro, needed more d.o.f. and exposure wasn't quite right, I had to bring it up in PP and whenever you do that, quality suffers.
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
Here's another one.
The rose is a bit past its use-by date but was shot directly towards the sun, I was expecting more flaring. 
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
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