idsurfer Cream of the Crop  More info | Jun 06, 2011 23:03 | #1 I think this may be a case of "Robbing the cradle"
Cory
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Jun 07, 2011 00:01 | #2 Wow. Great shots. Comments, Questions, Observations Welcome
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antiskeptic87 Senior Member  835 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2008 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Jun 07, 2011 00:10 | #3 Haha! No need for you to blush - they're the ones utilising a public space! Krystle - Flickr
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tkbslc Cream of the Crop 24,604 posts Likes: 44 Joined Nov 2008 Location: Utah, USA More info | Jun 07, 2011 01:28 | #4 You captured it very well. Great lighting and focus. Taylor
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JohnBaker Senior Member  480 posts Likes: 3 Joined Sep 2006 Location: Teignmouth, Devon, UK More info | Jun 07, 2011 01:37 | #5 Great work Cory, love the rim lighting on No3, combined with a lovely clean and smooth background. Which close up lens did you use for these??? John Baker
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Kevan Goldmember  3,125 posts Likes: 17 Joined Dec 2007 Location: Easton, MD More info | Jun 07, 2011 06:09 | #6 Speaking of grass....
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Great shots! Um, is there something significant about it happening in "cheatgrass"?
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Jun 07, 2011 08:55 | #8 Ha, ha, ha...Great relies, funny stuff! She is quite the Cougar of the bug world. She must have money! Thanks for the nice comments folks. It is so fun to shoot and but having a place to share where people appreciate the photos is the icing on the cake! Great work Cory, love the rim lighting on No3, combined with a lovely clean and smooth background. Which close up lens did you use for these Thanks John...I absolutely love this type of lighting. The way the sun sets out behind our house in the evening has been producing a lot of images that are making me smile. These were shot using the G fitted with the Raynox 250 I just picked up. You were right, it is less forgiving than the 150. However, I think if you can get used to it, the added magnification combined with the insane DOF the G offers can make for a macro set up capable of producing some intense images. It is definitely not the go to filter for all occasions though. Cory
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GilBean Senior Member 515 posts Joined Jan 2009 Location: San Angelo, TX More info | Jun 07, 2011 14:39 | #9 John Baker wrote in post #12549978  Great work Cory, love the rim lighting on No3, combined with a lovely clean and smooth background. Which close up lens did you use for these??? Good Grief John... You have corrupted Macro Photography. Now what? Glamour & Nude: A Bug's Life! G3, G6, G12, T2i + kit lens & accoutrements
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