Some Evening Garden Macro

I was bored so I took the macro lens into the garden and took a few images! I hope you like these, I managed to get some incredible images I think!

All images are taken with the Nikon Z6ii and Tamron 90mm F/2.8 Macro DiIII. They were edited in Darktable from the raw files.

Thank you for viewing!

Published by Mark G Adams

Working photographer, specialising in Weddings/events/portraits. I also take out groups of photograhers for various types of photowalks including wildlife, street and architectural photography. All information and knowledge shared on the website has been written as accurately as possible based on decades of experience. Reviews and advice is given only after I have mastered whatever it is I'm sharing.

10 thoughts on “Some Evening Garden Macro”

  1. Hey Mark,
    Well, you definitely made the most out of a bit of boredom—these are fantastic shots! That Tamron 90mm really is a gem, and with the Z6ii it’s a perfect combo. Macro photography always feels like discovering a hidden universe, doesn’t it? The detail you’ve captured is brilliant.

    Also, great to see you working in Darktable—the colours look spot on! I hope the Welsh weather keeps behaving and brings you more surprises out in the garden. Over here, temperatures are climbing fast—32, maybe even 35°C today—so I doubt I’ll be doing much more than hiding from the heat! Anyway, hope all’s well with you.

    All the best,
    Marc

    1. Thank you Marc. Yes, you know I live Darktable. I just find it quick and easy and it gets the job done.

      They’ve given 28°c for us today, but I’ve just woke up and it’s a bit overcast, so we will see!

      Chat soon.

  2. Fantastic macro shots! 🐝🌸 I love seeing all the tiny garden visitors – bees and flies don’t bother me at all (I even have an insect hotel on my balcony). But I’ll admit, I wouldn’t dare get this close to anything with eight legs… 😅 Spiders are best admired from a safe distance! Amazing work capturing all these little details.

  3. Hi Mark

    Great shots! I was wondering about that Z6ii/Tamron 90 combination. Does the Z’s AF work with that lens or did you have to use manual focus?

    Cheers

    Robert

    1. Hiya, yes, it’s an native Z mount lens and the autofocus is excellent. The Z6ii has never let me down, even on macro images.

      Thank you.

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