Hi everybody, I'm fairly new to macro photography but the Canon 100mm f/2.8L lens sure makes it all worth while once you get the focus/depth right
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Although not as sharp as I would like (it was a windy day so the plants swayed back and forth occassionally), I'm pleased with the following shot that's creeping out quite a lot of people because who is checking out who?
Also, somebody pointed out that if you look at the thumbnail of this photo, you can see a greenish/white skull with its jaw bottom right and the fly sitting in one of the eye sockets
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Who is looking at who?
And the following shot is from today of a common spider but the flash of my 430EXII created a shadow that makes him look far more menacing then he is. It was purely by accident as I'm still experimenting with flash and flash positionining but I hope you like it too.
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I'll be reading up on the posts in the discussion forum to learn how I can improve my skills. Thanks for looking!





