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Old 28th of December 2007 (Fri)   #1
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16 shots?!? Very nice.
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Old 28th of December 2007 (Fri)   #3
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great macro
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16?stacked?
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16?stacked?
Sorry i edited the 1st post.

Yeah this was 16 shots focus stacked to make the 1.
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Very nice Alan, the stacked image looks great it worked very well. What appeature were they shot at?
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excellent stack, interesting angle.
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That right stamen is a bit dirty... but I'll forgive you hehe... just kidding, its lovely! Very nice composition.
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alliec - All 3 of the Kenko tubes with my EF100 2.8, @ f5

Triptoph - lol just shows how easy it is for the pollen to transfer onto spmething els.

Thanks for the comments
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Very nice shot Alan. The stacking works well.

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brilliant shot!
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16 shots stacked? mine always start to go weird when I stack more than 5 shots, very well done.
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Lovely stack - well done
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Could somebody please give me a reference to photo stacking techniques. This is something I have never attempted. Thanks.
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