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Hi everyone:

This is my first post on this forum. Been lurking for a while and thought I'd jump in. I've seen a lot of good work on this site and hope to learn from your comments. Thanks.

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Baby Blue Eyes and guests
Shot with 75-300 mm at 300mm with a 500D - scanned from film

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Owls Clover
100 mm f/2.8 macro - scanned from film

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Banana Slug
100mm f/2.8 macro - Canon 40D

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Post by Erland R.N. »

I like that first picture with the spider ready for action.
Interesting to see you've used both film and digital.

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A like the selective focus of the last one. well done. Welcome on the forum.
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Erland R.N. wrote:I like that first picture with the spider ready for action.
Interesting to see you've used both film and digital.

Erland
Hello Erland:

I had a film camera (Canon EOS 3), so I figured I'd start there while I was saving up for a digital SLR.

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I never thought I'd say this but that's a nice looking slug!! :)

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lauriek wrote:I never thought I'd say this but that's a nice looking slug!! :)
Thanks. I thought he/she was pretty cute. People around here, Santa Cruz, CA, like them. Banna slugs are the mascot of the local university.

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acerola wrote:A like the selective focus of the last one. well done. Welcome on the forum.
Thanks. The work I see here is quite impressive.

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Post by beetleman »

I agree on the banana slug. They look very fruity and yummy. An great first post Argusray and welcome to the forums :D
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Welcome to the forum,and you started with one of my favourite subjects, a spider!
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Love the details in the Banana slug, wonder if they would go well with peanut butter? :-k Welcome to the forums by the way there Argusray :D

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Ken Ramos wrote:Love the details in the Banana slug, wonder if they would go well with peanut butter? :-k
Yea i was wondering something similar. But peanut butter,with banana? Eww ;)
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beetleman wrote:I agree on the banana slug. They look very fruity and yummy. An great first post Argusray and welcome to the forums :D
The bookstore of the local university (University of California, Santa Cruz) sells chocolate candy shaped and colored to look like banana slugs. I'm told they're very popular.

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