Macro Shots – Post em’ if ya’ got em’
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Hers a few to add, lets see if the thread gets some steam. I’m just starting down the macro road myself this spring.
Canon 30D, Tamron 180mm f3.5 ( and sometimes a Tamron 1.4 TC added)
John
I really like the grasshopper and stonefly…nicely done
Good thread Trumpy! I always seem to learn a lot from them!
Here’s my macro of some “Old Glass”:
Nice shots above !
Here’s a Booby fly in the gob of a nice rainbow on the stripping apron of my Floatboat.
A damsel getting ready to launch first thing in the morning.
Another early morning shot.
This is a big stonefly from a very small stream.
All these are shot on a 100 2.8 Canon macro.
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A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.
No it’s worse – it’s from Victoria !!
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A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.
Courty you must spend some time cruising the web mate………. nice to have another Aussie back-up.
Cicada – about as large as your thumb. We call this one a “greengrocer”. Bass love ’em.
Horse fly or March fly – very important terrestrial in the Snowy Mountains, biting blood sucking bastards, but trout love ’em!
A bait ball of West Australian sprats.
Fantastic shots everyone!
Morsie, I love the photo of the dragonfly. That is just too nice. I have always been one to sit and watch them hover and dart about as they drift over reed beds.
Thanks – Darrin
Sweet shot of that bait ball too.
Tim, I have the funniest memory of some crawdads like this one. It would probably piss off some crawdad loving folks out there, but I love dog involved (now deceased :() much more than the 20-30 crawdads (also now deceased…hilariously deceased [smiley=evil.gif]). Is that bad? :-[
Sorry, I can’t identify the critter more, but thanks so much for that memory. It will always put huge grins on my gob.
Thanks again, Darrin
p.s. – the dog, name of Vinnie, took some good pinches in the process. this of course led to some flying crawdads as Vinnie then shook his head. [smiley=evil.gif] i’m sure you seen cats play with their food, well some dogs evidently do it too.
Courty you must spend some time cruising the web mate………. nice to have another Aussie back-up.
Sheesh ::)
I wish I could take such great pics. You guys are onto it!
I do love that baitball !
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