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nto
Joined: 22 Feb 2008
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Location: Italy
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 Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 6:20 pm Post subject: Daylight and Wasps |
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Lens is not very good for macro photos, Light and contrast colors make difference 
350d + ef25II + ef-s 18-55
iso 400 1/500 f/8 55mm
iso 400 1/200 f/10 55mm
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Ken Ramos
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Very nice images here Antonio  , not often does one catch them in a pose such as this or not often in my case that is.  Usually if I photograph one, it is from above or maybe from the side that I get the chance to photograph it. These here give one a much better perspective of the wasp. Nice work Antonio
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beetleman
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Location: Southern New Hampshire USA
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I agree. I like the angle of the shot and the focus really highlights the wasps head. I like the second picture more because of the background (and the fact that it is more closeup ), The pinkish flower is out of the picture.
Not bad for an extension tube + 18-55.
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