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Sat Jul-16-11 01:06 AM
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| 2. Greedy little thing ! lol |
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Sat Jul-16-11 10:25 PM
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| 5. that's an amizing shot!! looks like he is about half loaded. |
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I can never see an insect stay around for longer than the time I can focus on them.
I've been trying to capture dragonflies on Milkweed plants forever, but they always seem to know exactly when I have my finger on the shutter release!
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Sat Jul-16-11 11:37 PM
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| 7. i used a 90mm macro lens |
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so I could get a close up shot without getting to close. i was about a foot away.. I make sure my shadow doesnt fall on the bug and spook him away.
ive found bees will pretty much ignore you. YOu just have to be patient and find one that seems to be spending alot of time at each flower.
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| 8. Beautiful. The lighting is so good. |
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