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Very well done shot rcorteschile , and a lot of exif info as well , thanks for sharing it

 

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Amazing picture rcorteschile ! And thanks for more details
Did you shooted alive or died the insect?

 

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the details are incredible, congratulations brother.

 

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Very good ! great job ! thoses eyes are so clear !

 

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That's really awesome! The eyes are the burner! Looks like metal grids! Unbelivable details rcorteschile

 

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Thanks!

 

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nataliaflejszar&Photo said:

Amazing picture rcorteschile ! And thanks for more details
Did you shooted alive or died the insect?

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The insect was dead.

 

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ZAMIR PENA said:

the details are incredible, congratulations brother.

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Thank you!

 

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Jack said:

Very well done shot rcorteschile , and a lot of exif info as well , thanks for sharing it

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Never seen as much exif as you gave us.
The photo is perfectly made but, if I can say something , it's too evident, looking eyes, that this subject is dead. I know a supermacro photographer who use some mix of water and acetone to bring dead insects to look like alive.

 

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