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Oct 04, 2007 08:14 |  #1

A well hidden harvestman but I spotted him/her?


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Oct 04, 2007 08:44 |  #2

Nothing escapes you Alby. :D

Don't know whether it's the angle, but the leg length to body size ratio looks a lot less than normal.

Nice capture.


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Oct 04, 2007 08:52 |  #3

Thanks Bernie It's the angle. Here's another from above.

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Oct 04, 2007 09:09 |  #4

looks drunk, could it walk?


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Oct 04, 2007 09:48 |  #5

He does look a little curly legged Toby but no he is fine.


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Oct 04, 2007 09:54 |  #6

Nice series :D Lots of detail.


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Oct 04, 2007 10:37 |  #7

How strange - Ive never seen one so flat looking before. Great set of shots Alby.

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Oct 04, 2007 10:57 |  #8

Love #2 Alby..but a great series too.


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Oct 04, 2007 12:34 |  #9

Well spotted Alby. Great shots. Like the reflections in the eyes.


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Oct 04, 2007 12:59 |  #10

Thanks everyone for looking and commenting :D


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Oct 04, 2007 16:38 as a reply to  @ Attic's post |  #11

Incredible! Those are great shots!

Not to start another topic, but I am completely amazed at how much detail insects have. I, personally, find it hard to be an accident that they all work together. Especially when you can see such close-ups and notice all the little details.

Great shots to everyone in the macro section!
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Oct 05, 2007 07:33 |  #12
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Excellent shots Alby, I'm still yet to see one of these. What sort of mags are you getting with the Panasonic/Raynox again (I've forgotten)?

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Oct 05, 2007 07:46 |  #13

chefonfire wrote in post #4064834 (external link)
Incredible! Those are great shots!

Not to start another topic, but I am completely amazed at how much detail insects have. I, personally, find it hard to be an accident that they all work together. Especially when you can see such close-ups and notice all the little details.

Great shots to everyone in the macro section!
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Thanks for looking Dustin :D Amazing just what become apparent when viewed up close.

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Excellent shots Alby, I'm still yet to see one of these. What sort of mags are you getting with the Panasonic/Raynox again (I've forgotten)?

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Hi Dave, I reckon on between 7 and 8:1 is the max. These aren't the easiest critters to spot as they seem to blend in quite well.


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OMG, that high a mag!!! How on earth did you keep the camera sharp at such high mags!!!

Impressive.

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Oct 05, 2007 08:51 |  #15

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OMG, that high a mag!!! How on earth did you keep the camera sharp at such high mags!!!

Impressive.

Dave

im gueesing them last shots where hes on about 4:1 or 5:1 hes got the camara rest on the log in front of the harvester..what ever he did there great pics.

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