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Funky · Sep 28, 2006

None of there were set up or thought out...so a little more complicated than a snap but less complicated than a though out picture. Thanks =D
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Azuth · Sep 28, 2006

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51800

rmh159 · Sep 28, 2006

They look fine to me... the pigeon ones don't quite grab my interest like the other macros do but that could just be personal preference. Not bad.

mysteryscribe · Sep 28, 2006

the first one is the real attention getter in my opinion. A case of catch as catch can that is very right on.

Nice job.

forceflow1049 · Sep 30, 2006

I find the blur in the front distracting... If only your depth of field were a little bit greater. Nice job overall though.

danalec99 · Sep 30, 2006

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Bow · Sep 30, 2006

I like the first one a lot. great photo. Great colors and framing of the shot

The Insects are very interesting Marco, I wouldn't get that close to a wasp to take a photo!

LaFoto · Oct 1, 2006

I really like that close-up of the .... what I guess is not a wasp but a fly dressed like one to mislead possible fly-eaters (and photogs

) - a hover fly. But I may be wrong ... I am no expert on insects. But when the macro function works on the fully extended telephoto lens, you can get this close to even hornets or bees, since in fact you (physically) are placed a lot further back.

The little moth who stares right at us is cute!

The pigeon is a bit too centred for my liking, but sharpness is good, and the texture of the wooden plank is even so good that it is on the brink of distracting from the pigeon.

The first is best - compositionally!