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Charles Krebs
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Location: Issaquah, WA USA
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 Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 8:47 pm Post subject: Honey bee face |
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Surprisingly hairy little critters when you look really close!
Nikon D200. Canon 35/2.8 photomacrography lens. Whiffle ball diffuser. 42 image stack with Helicon Focus |
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beetleman
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Location: Southern New Hampshire USA
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Another beautiful Stack Charles. Do you ever frame any of these shots in large format (I would) 
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MacroLuv
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Location: Croatia
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Hairy eyes again! If I had knowing my former dates so close, it wouldn't lasted long! Actually, friends told me that some of them has hairy legs but I remeber only dazzling seducing eyes. 
Great picture! Congratulations! 
Hmmm.. can anyone understand my grammar? 
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Ken Ramos
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Location: Western North Carolina
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Great image for a guy using a "Wiffle Ball!"  Excellent as usual Charlie. 
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| Quote: | | Hmmm.. can anyone understand my grammar? |
I am coping fine Nikola, as I have mentioned before it has been said that the english language is quite complicated and hard to learn.
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DaveW
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Location: Nottingham, UK
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Nikola
Only people who are taught English (like those in India) speak it properly and bother about grammar. Those who are brought up with it from birth, like me, just acquire the local Nottingham version as we go along.
As with all languages English keeps evolving, and American English is different to UK English. We only invented the language we cannot be held responsible for what the Yanks have done to it since!
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MacroLuv
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Thanks Ken and Dave! I haven't much live speech. Live speech (conversation) is best for learning and practicing.
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georgedingwall
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Location: Invergordon, Scotland
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Hi Charlie,
This is a wonderful image.
I find it strange that the Bumble Bee image I posted recently had completely hairless eyes.
Thanks for sharing.
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PeglegOS
Joined: 26 Aug 2006
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Location: Parma Heights, Ohio
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| Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:35 am Post subject: |
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| georgedingwall wrote: | Hi Charlie,
This is a wonderful image.
I find it strange that the Bumble Bee image I posted recently had completely hairless eyes.
Thanks for sharing. |
He probably shaved for the photo session.... |
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Jody Melanson
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Another Wow!
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