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Canon EOS 40D
Sigma 180mm + converter 1.4
Tripod
iso 800, f11, 1/125
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Canon EOS 40D
Sigma 180mm + converter 1.4
Tripod
iso 800, f11, 1/125
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Helix_2648 Just be there at the right time, and press the button, I'm kidding
Dragonflies like many insects must be photographed in the morning at the first glow with freshness, they are much more docile and the light is much more beautiful
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Me too
Some of pictures is well done that hard to say something and leave any comment.. breath taking pictures..
This is one of this
@Christophe Berche Did you cropped a lot?
How big the dragonfly is that you got this in so big magnification?
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Some of pictures is well done that hard to say something and leave any comment.. breath taking pictures..
This is one of this
Did you cropped a lot?
How big the dragonfly is that you got this in so big magnification?
nataliaflejszar&Photo The photo has not been cropped, 180mm + converter 1.4 + canon sensor 40d x1.6 = 400mm macro Lens
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The photo has not been cropped, 180mm + converter 1.4 + canon sensor 40d x1.6 = 400mm macro Lens
Sounds great
Those eyes are really likes bubbles , sometimes it’s funny what you can discover when shooting macro
, sometimes it’s funny what you can discover when shooting macro
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HiThose eyes are really likes bubbles
Jack And also the water bubble in the mouth of the insect
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