Macro/Micro Photography of trichome with DSLR

Hawoodrose

Hawoodrose

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Hey What's up RIU ?

I come back for a new shoot. It's difficult for me for the moment to improve with my photography. My job make me too fucking tired. But i improve very slowly and surely. The result isn't what i want, but i'm not so far !​
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After many hours of editing this stacking of 183 pics, i'm happy to share it. There is still some error with the stacking and with the lighting but at the end i love this pics !



Jack Herer # 3 from Sensi seeds at approximatively 90 days of 12/12 ( more info about this strain will come soon)

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Hope you will enjoy this little macro pics ! ​

Have a good end sunday and a wonderfull week !!​
 
curious2garden

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Hawoodrose said:
Hey What's up RIU ?

I come back for a new shoot. It's difficult for me for the moment to improve with my photography. My job make me too fucking tired. But i improve very slowly and surely. The result isn't what i want, but i'm not so far !
After many hours of editing this stacking of 183 pics, i'm happy to share it. There is still some error with the stacking and with the lighting but at the end i love this pics !



Jack Herer # 3 from Sensi seeds at approximatively 90 days of 12/12 ( more info about this strain will come soon)

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Hope you will enjoy this little macro pics !
Have a good end sunday and a wonderfull week !!​
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I'm curious, what is your job? Those are amazing pics as usual and I would harvest those plants now.

PS Please send neo those pics (even if you have to cheat by getting them via google, j/s), we'd hate to see the ninja unloosed upon the population and then we'd have to blame you.
 
Hawoodrose

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neosapien said:
Cool pics. Still waiting on the Colombian hookers but whatever.
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Hope you will enjoy !

curious2garden said:
I'm curious, what is your job? Those are amazing pics as usual and I would harvest those plants now.

PS Please send neo those pics (even if you have to cheat by getting them via google, j/s), we'd hate to see the ninja unloosed upon the population and then we'd have to blame you.
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Actually i work on train maintenance, i was working on car, bicycle, aircraft and lift maintenance. But i work with irregular shift, by night, sometimes the day, the weekend...

I put an update on the colombian thread, hope everything finish well :bigjoint:
 
Hawoodrose

Hawoodrose

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Hi again !!

@curious2garden, i forget to answer you but i cut the jack herer #3 at 93 days of 12/12, so i shoot 3 days before harvest. That one was clearly ready for harvest, now that i smoke her i can say that i can harvest her earlier next time because the high is super violent, but the coughlock is too violent for me :D .

Here is another stacking of 150 shoot, this one is the first stack i do with fresh trichome, The image quality isn't perfect, but i love the color on the trichome. ​

I remember that i read somewhere that the red color contain a molecule that is interesting for the scientific. Not remember why, if someone have a link ? :D​

The 2 shoot are a crop from original stack.

Sour Tangie #6 at 52 days of 12/12

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Have a good Tuesday !!!​
 
curious2garden

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Hawoodrose said:
Hi again !!

@curious2garden, i forget to answer you but i cut the jack herer #3 at 93 days of 12/12, so i shoot 3 days before harvest. That one was clearly ready for harvest, now that i smoke her i can say that i can harvest her earlier next time because the high is super violent, but the coughlock is too violent for me :D .

Here is another stacking of 150 shoot, this one is the first stack i do with fresh trichome, The image quality isn't perfect, but i love the color on the trichome.
I remember that i read somewhere that the red color contain a molecule that is interesting for the scientific. Not remember why, if someone have a link ? :D

The 2 shoot are a crop from original stack.

Sour Tangie #6 at 52 days of 12/12

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Have a good Tuesday !!!​
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Wow that is gorgeous! I had one that had pink and another had purple colored trichomes. @cannabineer do you remember what it's called?
 
Hawoodrose

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I don't post since looooong time ! my job is going to slowly kill me. i look for have another one but i don't find another so it's difficult for me because i loose a lot of motivation in my photography process. A good news is that i leave tobacco since 2 months so that's a good news !

I am playing with microscope objective and i'am loving that. That's a lot tricky and for the moment i don't do any stacking . Too many things to edit before.

But here some crop on some single pics at 10:1 of the sour tangie Outdoor

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Look at this moon !


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It's crazy because more far i go, and more i want to go far. I always discover some new detail of the trichome. I am not a scientific but maybe it can help for understand extraction or other thing. I am so impatient to do some stacking and discover all the detail of a trichome. I plan to buy a x20 and x50 objective but it's really expensive, so i wait to find the good one on eBay !


See you soon RIU
 
curious2garden

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Hawoodrose said:
You already come here ?
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Yup many times, absolutely love your photos and would love to see your grow journal through your lens. I was calling a friend of mine in to see your new pictures and suggesting some of them belonged in his beautiful thread. I wasn't very clear! Anyway good to see you and look forward to seeing more of your pictures.
 
Egzoset

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Salutations and respect HaWoodRose,

Hawoodrose said:
...i loose a lot of motivation in my photography process...
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Maybe lost some motivation but certainly not the magical touch! WOW!!

Hawoodrose said:
...more far i go, and more i want to go far.
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It works pretty much as love: that's magic!... :clap:

Hawoodrose said:
...maybe it can help for understand extraction or other thing.
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Simple enough and i don't pretend being scientific neither: the trichome glands maximize contact surface and that's why convective/radiative heat works wonders with nicely resinous and well-cured dry flowers, leaving the vegetal substrate relatively unaltered behind, hopefully! Dame nature in all its beauty at every scale, that makes me most inspired if not spiritual at times!!

Congratulations for finding a serenity-promoting hobby, i can only wish mine were so magnificent:

Trichomes - Clear vs Amber (2015-Nov-28) [400x300] .PNG
(before the "légaleezation" of Trudeau...)

Trichomes - Good vs Evil (2017-Oct-11) [400x300] .PNG
(vilified Canuck schwagg today)​

Good day, have fun!! :peace:
 
Hawoodrose

Hawoodrose

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curious2garden said:
Yup many times, absolutely love your photos and would love to see your grow journal through your lens. I was calling a friend of mine in to see your new pictures and suggesting some of them belonged in his beautiful thread. I wasn't very clear! Anyway good to see you and look forward to seeing more of your pictures.
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Thanks a lot ! It's a pleasure to read you ! which thread are you speaking ? would like to see :) You can see my grow journal here : http://rollitup.org/t/sour-tangie-master-kush-400w-coco-dtw.927615/

cannabineer said:
Yah beautiful land that contains the folks who organized Austria as a buffer zone between them and the lesser Germans!

And then they go and import French and Italians to do the scut work. Ah the Swiss. The term "Swiss watch" was not a description but a warning.
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That's not totally false :bigjoint:

Egzoset said:
Salutations and respect HaWoodRose,



Maybe lost some motivation but certainly not the magical touch! WOW!!



It works pretty much as love: that's magic!... :clap:



Simple enough and i don't pretend being scientific neither: the trichome glands maximize contact surface and that's why convective/radiative heat works wonders with nicely resinous and well-cured dry flowers, leaving the vegetal substrate relatively unaltered behind, hopefully! Dame nature in all its beauty at every scale, that makes me most inspired if not spiritual at times!!

Congratulations for finding a serenity-promoting hobby, i can only wish mine were so magnificent:

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(before the "légaleezation" of Trudeau...)

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(vilified Canuck schwagg today)​

Good day, have fun!! :peace:
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Thanks a lot ! I loose motivation because i was smoking a lot of cigarette during editing but now it's okay but i take more time.

I can't see well you pics, it's possible to see it bigger ?
 
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