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Insect photography or macro photography
- Thread starter Draco
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Cope's Tree Frog (this one is about 1½" long).
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Always..Lookin
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Always..Lookin
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Always..Lookin
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I use a Nikon B-700.It is also 'uniform of the day'.I go nowhere without my camera.
Always..Lookin
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I really enjoy recording what I see around me.
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Draco
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Ohh, beautiful photographs. Thanks for showing.I really enjoy recording what I see around me.
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Draco
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Sven, a few months ago I had to buy more Asclepia curassavica plants, because twenty-three Monarch caterpillars, they ate too much ... haha. One of them could not fly, so we were feeding it, until the end of its days.
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fyrffytr1
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I love macro photography and all these pictures are great. Right now I am using a Nikon D-5200 with either the 18-55mm or 55-200mm lenses that came with the camera bundle. I am saving my money to get the NIkon 105mm macro lens. Here are a few pictures I took over the past couple years. The bug in the first image is about 1/8th inch long.
fyrffytr1
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That one looks a lot like the one in my post. Mine didn't ave a red belly though.