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Oct 26, 2010 17:35 |  #1

Crop more? Less? to make it more interesting....C&C needed

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Oct 26, 2010 17:57 |  #2

If this is to show the bug's feeding environment then it works. However, as anything else it fails on the bug being so small in the frame.


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Oct 26, 2010 18:12 |  #3

Add some air to all your glass - get some Kenko (or equiv) extension tubes and get closer! Attractive bug - very "L". I think there are too few interesting bugs here in UK - but don't tell the wife!


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Oct 27, 2010 12:58 |  #4

corkneyfonz wrote in post #11170528 (external link)
If this is to show the bug's feeding environment then it works. However, as anything else it fails on the bug being so small in the frame.

I was actually trying to show the bug in it's environment.... I thought it was more interesing than just the bug alone... so I'm interested in opinions

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