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Hunting bugs that is. I thought it was going to be a horrible day for photography, but I headed out anyway and was welcomed by a bit of sun and loads of insects.. which was nice;
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Shostakovich said:I love all your photos on here, beautiful.
I am, though, bamboozled as to where you find all these exotic creatures!!
Spie said:Excellent shots as usual.
Fstop11 said:ooh I am a bit keen on them
Good work my good man.
n30_mkii said:Really love the composition of the first, it really does stand out for me....Good work keep it up....Do you use any lighting equipment or reflectors? Or just rely on the sun?
Very nice
wez130 said:nice as usual messiah, but i bet you can't name half if them
You sure get some exotic stuff up your end. I'll have to get over there some time
Autumn is great for dragonflies
brocksta said:I love all of them, but the first is my favourite. Love the deep red colour and the clarity of the shot. Everytime i see your macro stuff, im more tempted to get a macro lens
Helium_Junkie said:I love your photos MK, seriously jealous
hoodmeister said:Liking that last one, because of the leaf. Would be interested to see an "untidied" version of it.
Syk3 said:What lenses you got now ?
Nicos Rex said:Superb shots. You clearly have an eye for bugs!
For me the first two are the pick of the bunch, the first one leaps off the screen and the second has a really pleasing (if more subtle) composition.
That last one looks interesting - like hoodmeister, I would be interested to see the leaf in all its tatty glory!
Raikiri said:They are brilliant yet again, number one in particular, although I still have my suspicions you ship some of these things in.
I just went out again and I found... a garden spider and some flys
Scam said:Fantastic shots, as usual! Looking at the exif i see you're using centre-weighted metering. Is that recommended for Macro stuff, generally?