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Back to De Schammer with my new toy

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Published: 03 Jul 2025 › Updated: 03 Jul 2025Back to De Schammer with my new toy

Back to De Schammer with my new toy

Two days ago i received my new lens and today i took it outside to test the abilities of this particular lens.

I posted the unpacking and first impressions here :
@stresskiller/my-new-toy-is-finally

This morning after dropping the wife of at work i decided to go back to a nature reserve nearby called "De Schammer" .

I've been there before over a months ago with a Sigma 150-500mm lens
and posted the images here : @stresskiller/discovering-a-new-walking-photography

Today however we will go in to that area with a completely differend lens namely the LAOWA FF 15mm F4.5 Macro1:2 .

A wide angle macro lens , having done all kinds of macro photography over the years a new challenge is always a welcome thing for the creative mind .

I will number the photos so it wil be easier to ask questions about them or comment on them below the post .

All images are created with the Sony A7II camera .

1 ) When i parked the car i noticed something shinny in the hedge , it was a spider web covered the complete top layer of the hedge.

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F11 1/500 ISO: 250

2 ) 50/50 light and shadow

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F11 1/125 ISO: 200

3 ) I hope you can spot the ladybug in this photo

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F11 1/100 ISO: 200

4 ) ahh here is the first sunstar , one of the nice characters of this lens

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F11 1/250 ISO: 200

5 ) Low perspective not many cloud reflections from this point of view

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F11 1/200 ISO: 200

6 ) a nice pond with reflections need to bring my tripod and make some timelapse here .

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F11 1/125 ISO: 200

7 ) Golden grass dried by the heatwave and a little sunstar shing down on it .

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F11 1/200 ISO: 200

8 ) A once nice picknick table vandalised and poorly maintained.

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F11 1/50 ISO: 200

9 ) A thistle with a little sunstar

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F11 1/200 ISO: 200

10 ) Jacobaea vulgaris / ragwort most farmers don't like it cause it is toxic to a lot of animals.

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F11 1/400 ISO: 200

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F11 1/200 ISO: 200

12 ) Rhinanthus angustifolius / greater yellow-rattle

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F11 1/80 ISO: 200

13 ) Jacobaea vulgaris / ragwort

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F11 1/40 ISO: 200

14 ) Heracleum mantegazzianum / giant hogweed

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F4.5 1/160 ISO: 200

15 ) Typha latifolia / bulrush

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F4.5 1/320 ISO: 200

16 ) More reflections on the water you can't really see it but the water was filled with Cyanobacteria / blue-green algae.

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F4.5 1/800 ISO: 200

17 ) Tipulidae / crane fly got hit by a stinging nettle taking this you can still see the leaf on the left .

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F4.5 1/100 ISO: 200

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F4.5 1/800 ISO: 200

19 ) Apparently after drinking an Energy drink , people don't have the energy to clean up after themselves.

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F4.5 1/500 ISO: 200

20 ) looks like someone from Featherd friends lost something.

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F4.5 1/640 ISO: 200

21 ) Although on F4.5 it's a bit softer in the corners it helps in this picture to draw your eye to the center of the photo
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F4.5 1/1250 ISO: 200

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F22 1/250 ISO: 200

23 ) testing the 10-point sunstars at F22 , seems to work will try more of this with some night photography during the weekend.

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F4.5 1/640 ISO: 200

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F11 1/50 ISO: 200

thats all for today , i will be doing a lot more with this lens this month .



All images created by me stresskiller@stresskiller , and all rights reserved !

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