Fly and larva

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Fly and larva

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Hi there Jacek,
Great images again. Great inspiration to me...
Thanks for sharing
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Thank you very much :D

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Wow! Jacek,
Thats amazing!

Some EXIF?
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Thank you Harald.
What does it mean "Some EXIF?"

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Super!!

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Hi,
I was thinking about lenses and camera.
Yeah, and lighting..
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Post by Frank Fox »

Great photos.
Why are the eyes of the fly blue?

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I guess the blue eyes has to do with UV light?
Wavelenght?
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Post by Jacek »

Thanks

Photos 2 and 5 - auto Fl (UV)
Wavelength of excitation 365 nm

Similar fly:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... hp?t=33993

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