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Photo submitted by Paddy.
Camera: Nikon D40, Fuji S5600 and a Fuji S 3500
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 | Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:07:36 CDT |
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| The Fly |
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| This chap was/is tiny.. This crop is only a small part of the original. I was suprised to see just how much colour there is in one of these little fellows. I will think again before I pick up the fly swat next time...... |
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| Darren |
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It is truly amazing what these fellows looks like once you capture them into the camera. It gives a totally different and amazing view with all the colors and all the tiny details. It's a very good capture Paddy and I am glad to see you are really using your new camera. Keep up the good work and I agree - before you roll the news paper together, remember to take a picture before you smack it  |
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| ParaMan |
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Nice SHOT... and it survived...  Next time..think of the amount of times one of his mates have anoyed you or woken you from your sleep. Now you have great shot of live one.. Let's se some pictures of dead ones Great close-up Paddy |
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| Paddy |
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Thanks for your comments guys on this and the Passion flower. Keep coming with the 'But' comments ParaMan I listen and learn. Any time you think I am not learning, remind me with a big 'BUT' |
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| Conor |
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God you really hit it here! Well done on the very sharp shot, and for taking the patience as im sure he was staying still too long! |
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