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Tiny fly and waiting Lynx spider

 
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Sep 23, 2007 08:21 |  #1
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Took the tiny fly shot yesterday, this is a 100% crop, so it's quite tiny. Really is a mpe-65 job given it's size, but still happy with how well the 100% crop turned out. Sorry about the 'from the top' shot, was very awkward to try and get a side on or 3/4 shot, and wouldn't have shown much of the lovely wing detail etc. I think I've seen Brian post a shot of a similar looking fly in the past, but have buckley's chance of finding the post in question lol, so hoping Brian can ;)

The Lynx spider was taken a week or so ago (I have a back log of images to process lol) and was flipped vertically to make the shot more appealing. I think it has a rather majestic pose ;)

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Sep 23, 2007 08:32 |  #2

Great shots again Dave.

That fly is excellent, even if it is a top-down shot. Nothing wrong with showing those wings.


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Sep 23, 2007 20:04 |  #3
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Thanks Bernie :) It's a wonderful looking fly I thought. I don't know whether it's the warmer weather (not that where I live actually gets cold lol), but I'm seeing more insects now, which is pretty cool.

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