Really nice series Woody!
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DBalaur
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Was this a baby? And how close did you have to get to it?
Yes, it was a very small (about a foot long) and placed on the moss-covered log by a local who has an eco-camp. Once placed, there was no aggressive movement on our part so it just stayed there. I suspect we were about 18-24 inches away. Although the adults are highly venomous, the young ones don't have the quantity of venom to do much harm. Adults are large 4-6 feet long and sometimes bigger. We almost stepped on one in the Amazon a few years ago, but for our guide who threw us out of the way before we disturbed it.
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Captured in the park near my home.
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Beautiful set! Especially the ice shots.
Elbert
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Elbert
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Great stuff!
Great set! My fav combo-Z8, Z105MC.
Snail by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Feather legged fly by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Pipevine swallowtail by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern amberwing by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Arrowhead spider by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Clay colored billbug by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Robber fly by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
These are outstanding!
Gorgeous!
Thank you
Anjin San
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Late to the party. These are all from my workshop in CR with Dennis Valverde. All except the last were done with a Z 105 Macro he loaned me for reptile day out in the bush.
This one is actually one of Connie's shots with her Z50 and kit lens. She went along on the workshop as a +1 and those folks only got a half day out at the chocolate plantation and gardens. I have an almost identical shot but actually like hers better as the butterflies or moths are closer to being mirror images than in mine…despite the fact that I took several bursts at 20FPS with my Z8. She does single shots and took maybe 10 frames of them total and got the better composition.
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This one is actually one of Connie's shots with her Z50 and kit lens. She went along on the workshop as a +1 and those folks only got a half day out at the chocolate plantation and gardens. I have an almost identical shot but actually like hers better as the butterflies or moths are closer to being mirror images than in mine…despite the fact that I took several bursts at 20FPS with my Z8. She does single shots and took maybe 10 frames of them total and got the better composition.
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