Are flying things better than biting things? (#104)

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sapphire73

These are great! I like prefer 1, 3 and 6. Interesting the way the legs appear as if they are tangled in #3. Beautiful detail in these shots!

Just went back and edited this because it was #3 that really caught my eye, and I said #4....

dnie

Wonderful detail!! 4 & 6 are my favorites.

kdotaylor

#3 is such an interesting shot with the legs like that...it really sets it apart from all the other bug shots.

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sapphire73 wrote: »

These are great! I like prefer 1, 4 and 6. Interesting the way the legs appear as if they are tangled in #4. Beautiful detail in these shots!

Thanks!

dnie wrote: »

Wonderful detail!! 4 & 6 are my favorites.

Thanks!

kdotaylor wrote: »

#3 is such an interesting shot with the legs like that...it really sets it apart from all the other bug shots.

Thanks! #3 is a hard shot to catch with a 105VR because the fly is inbound and the lens slowish - so you have to trap focus (and get lucky)D

SeascapeS

Odd girl out. I like #2. It seems more real and less processed than the others. I also love the comp in that one!

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Thanks!

travelways

Fantastic shots and details!- I think I like #6 best

Jenn

I like all of them! How did you take them??

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photo-funtasia wrote: »

Fantastic shots and details!- I think I like #6 best

Thanks!

Jenn wrote: »

I like all of them! How did you take them??

Thanks! I just sat by the bush that they were flying around and fired away. The 105VR is fast enough over a short range to catch them and I shoot handheld so I can move with them.

DsrtVW

I like 3