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[davo]

well worth the 15 quid. like the butterfly and the fly pic. Did you bother photoshopping them any or thats straight off?

[neep_neep]

Thanks for the comments guys!

I'm just starting out with photgraphy, so it's nice to get some positive feedback

They have all been cropped with photoshop, some of them pretty heavily! The zebra spider was only teeny, about half a cm long, so had a fair amount of background to get rid of.

I have to admit, the zebra spider is my favourite too.

Comments duly noted, so here is a slightly more close-up version of Mr Zebby


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Sophie

[Rickeezee]

Great pics. I have yet to master macro setting (mutters under breath).
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[Goose]

Wow those are absolutely stunning pics for a first attempt. Any chance you'd be interested in taking some photos of our herps? would love to get some done but dont own a camera.
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peace, love and captive breeding

[arborealad]

brilliant photos. That second to last ladybird photo is incredible.
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[Drymarchon32]

What camera and lens are you using? You may have said and I'm being blind but they are fantastic photos.

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[neep_neep]

Thanks

Drymarchon32 - i'm using a Panasonic FZ50 plus Raynox 150 macro lens. Really easy to use, I don't quite understand how to set things up manually yet, so i'm just whacking it on auto setting! Seems to be doing the job though!

Goose - I'd love to come take some pics, looking forward to meeting your pygmy chams! Have PM'd you
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