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The lighting is a little harsh. But this is one of those great take it as is or lose it shots that you really can't be faulted. You've captured nicely a successful hunting scene from a world that most of us may never have seen had it not been for you and your trusty camera. National Geographic quality stuff there FOD! <img src="/metal/html/biggrin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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On another note, this photo kind of reminds me of me at the all you can eat Chinese buffet. The little orientals never think I can eat it all, but I always do. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="">
">On another note, this photo kind of reminds me of me at the all you can eat Chinese buffet. The little orientals never think I can eat it all, but I always do. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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... no time for any kind of setup, just grab and shoot. I could not have done it without Jane and the LED light, no way to hand hold a macro like this at 1/15th sec. And in this case, Auto-focus was essential.
Thanks for your generous words.
You know what they say about Chinese food: an hour later and you're hungry again. The almond shrimp is to die for.
fod
Thanks for your generous words.
You know what they say about Chinese food: an hour later and you're hungry again. The almond shrimp is to die for.
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I love the LED lighting technique!
Keep them coming.
John
Keep them coming.
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Good Work. These guys aren't shy, hold a live fly and they will usually jump on and take over. Dave
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Jane and I are heading back to the states in Sept. for our annual R&R, and I am planning on building an LED lighting setup for shooting macros. I'll keep you posted.
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