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sh1209

sh1209

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Sony A1, Sony A7RV, Sony 90mm and Sony 100-400mm
Godox V1 Speedlight

1-Calligrapher fly by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
2-Assassin bug by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
3-Common wood nymph by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
4-Caterpillar by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
5-Widow skimmer by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
6-Bumblebee by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
7-White jawed jumping spider by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
8-Leaf footed bug by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
9-Humpback orb weaver by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
10-Reticulated net winged beetle by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
11-Halloween pennant by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
12-Arrowhead spider by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
13-Honeybee by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
14-Pipevine swallowtail by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
15-Halloween pennant by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
16-Halloween pennant by Macro and nature photography, on Flickr
 
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Andrew Lamberson said:
Great series! My favorite was the Halloween Pennant face shot!

Were you using the new flash diffuser? The lighting was excellent on all the shots.
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Thank you only on a couple of them but not on the dragonfly shots. I absolutely love that new diffuser and it’s even better with the hood. I like it so much I’m actually contemplating buying a spare in case they go out of business lol.
 
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AND more stunning shots. Seriously that second shot of the Halloween Penanant with the four wings splayed is utterly awesome; so beautiful. It would take a loan to do so but I'd print it 9x8 -ish. And I'm talking feet, not inches :)
 
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ssheipel said:
AND more stunning shots. Seriously that second shot of the Halloween Penanant with the four wings splayed is utterly awesome; so beautiful. It would take a loan to do so but I'd print it 9x8 -ish. And I'm talking feet, not inches :)
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Thank you
 
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