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cowenbecky

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Dec 07, 2005 22:57 | #1

Ok everyone, I am trying to keep up with BE. Here is my first eye macro. Comments welcome.

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dancinec

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Dec 08, 2005 20:11 | #2

Beautiful eye (Frog eye?) on that beast. Did you take it with natural light?

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Dec 08, 2005 20:31 | #3

Neat eye!

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cowenbecky
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Dec 08, 2005 21:40 as a reply to @ dancinec's post | #4

dancinec wrote:
Beautiful eye (Frog eye?) on that beast. Did you take it with natural light?

Thank you. Yes it is a frog. We made a make shift studio about 11:00pm last night (due to rain, of course) that consisted of a card board box and an old actinic light from an old aquarium. Tonight we reconstructed it and tried to take more pics. Plus I got a new lens from BE so I need to test it.

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cowenbecky
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Dec 08, 2005 21:52 as a reply to @ cowenbecky's post | #5

Here's the Full Frog, Thanks to B.E. and his editing.

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dancinec

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Dec 08, 2005 22:03 | #6

I really like the toad (huge paratoid glands behind eyes) picture. This is a favorite. Well done Becky.

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cowenbecky
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Dec 08, 2005 22:07 as a reply to @ dancinec's post | #7

Thank you. As i said, BE helped me a lot. The plan is for BE JR and myself to keep him so busy teaching that we have a chance (a small one, mind you) to catch up with him.

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Dec 09, 2005 00:45 | #8

Ah pic#2 is wonderful- also explains pic #1- I thought originally it was underexposed- But it's a dark coloured Toad
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Dec 09, 2005 01:31 | #9

I like your plan but i don't think you need 2 because your shots are wonderful, each click you learn more, and besides that, everyboby learns from one another,2 thumbs up for the execellent pic(s) keep up the good work

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Dec 09, 2005 21:14 as a reply to @ hidden forms's post | #10

Thank you for the kind words. I didnt think I would like this macro of bugs and such simply because I didnt want to get close to them. But after some thought I think i will still try to take macro pics of some bugs.

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