Couple of macros of very timid insects
Lord Vetinari
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First time I've tried this- stick finger out at insect and sometimes they will land on it. Makes taking a pic a bit hard though.
Hoverfly
Dragonfly
Hoverfly
Dragonfly
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Nick
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Travel = good. Woo, shooting!
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amazing pics as always!!
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WOW!! Great shot!! What do you dip your finger in, to entice a dragon fly?
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impressive indeed!
Very still hands (or should I say hand) as well...
Good News!
I'll bet that you both have very healthy blood pressure..and that you drink 'alcohol' in moderation.
..hence the still hand!
Just about spot on on the diagnosis. Mind you I drink a lot of coffee which I would have thought might induce tremors.
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Thanks to both of you for sharing your finger shots,
Chris
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Now as for that performing shot, will a roundabout do?
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Thanks,
Chris
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Join on it as it's the only way to learn. My shots don't come close to theirs, but I think I'm getting better. Let's see what your area has to offer; they don't have to be bugs. I started with minerals and speaking of that, I need to get back into shooting them.
Join the fun,
Chris
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Here is a shot demonstrating how to properly pose a Dragonfly .
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