Today’s post features a focus-stacked, macrophotograph of a Trillium wildflower as it blooms in the woodlands, in the Missouri Ozarks.

I captured 25 individual images and then combined them into a single image. As you can see, the detail can be seen in most of the resulting image. But you can see that flower movement is a huge factor in capturing focus-stacked images … it is very obvious that the reddish petals are gently moving in the gentle wind:

Photographic Equipment Used:

  • Canon 5D Mark 3 camera body
  • Canon 180mm, f/3.5 macro lens
  • Bogen 3021 tripod, with ballhead
  • ISO 400
  • Aperture f/3.5
  • Shutter 1/350 sec.
  • This image is a focus-stacked image of 25 individual images, and combined in Helicon Focus software

James Braswell

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