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Aug 28, 2005 15:26 |  #1

My wife went out back today and saw Mr Grasshopper. I grabbed the camera and snuck up on him. I took several images, but here is a decent one.

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Aug 28, 2005 16:48 |  #2

nice detail

did you use a macro lens?


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Aug 28, 2005 17:07 |  #3

Technically?
I got right up on it, with no zoom. It's the 'macro' setting on a Canon S60. Just the camera's default lens.


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Aug 28, 2005 21:25 |  #4

The fish in my creek would love for him to DROP in!!! Nice pic.


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Aug 29, 2005 10:28 |  #5

Yeah, I bet he would have made a meaty snack.


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Aug 29, 2005 19:09 |  #6

Very nice. Focus and colors are great. Classy looking grasshopper.


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Aug 29, 2005 20:48 |  #7

Nice capture Mernya. Very sharp and nice colors.


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Aug 29, 2005 21:01 |  #8

That's an awesome shot! Very nice!




  
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Aug 29, 2005 22:52 |  #9

Very sharp image here with a pretty decent background and habitat feel here, Nice colors, I was to suggest a little less DOF but seeing the camera you are using you do not have as much control over it as you would with a DSLR.




  
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Aug 30, 2005 13:08 |  #10

Thanks for all the comments!

Not a habitat. My patio. He's on a shoot from a gladiola that never got past the leaf stage. Behind him is a board-on-board fence and that is mint on the ground out of focus.

Dragonslayer, I admit I was in P-mode with the macro turned on. On some of the shots I simply manual focused. I have started taking some shots in all manual mode, but I am generally guessing for exposures.


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