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rich83:

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--- Quote from: damoegan on July 23, 2011, 01:09:50 am --- :congrats: Top work as usual, Rich  :happy2:

Now if you will kindly remove that lens and flash from the camera and pop it in the post to me please  :pomppomp:

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Thanks Damo

My dad would literally kill me!  :signLOL:

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Thats a small price to pay, Rich  :signLOL:

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 :sad:

rich83:
Here is one my dads just taken.


Spider by j.wigley, on Flickr

RedRobin:
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Perfect! Has a hint of a real background and, of course (damnit!!), stunning quality.  :congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats:

Spiders are beautiful creatures. Plenty of the same type of spider inhabit my gaf - I'll have to see what the best quality I can manage with my compact.

About how close to that spider with the camera did dad get?

rich83:
Ill send on your praise  :signLOL:

Not sure how close he was.. but looking at the EXIF data it says "Focus Distance   0.35 m" so i presume 35cm.

Rich

RedRobin:
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That's one of the (many) advantages of a specialist macro lens - You can shoot from a distance which doesn't scare the subject off. My compact has a nice 24mm-360mm optical zoom (SLR 35mm format equivalent) but I often have to get very close and the creature runs off.

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