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Creepy & Crawly.... oh how I wish I had my macro lens...

CraggyIslander · 2006-09-07 20:56:28

look who just crawled in from the tree outside my window........ only managed to get one shot, before it fled again (the flash probly scared 'em) ;) The standard 18-55mm lens of the 350D did a great job....... just imagine what the 100mm macro could do..... cant wait to get my hands on that :D

07-09-2006 8:56pm

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look who just crawled in from the tree outside my window........ only managed to get one shot, before it fled again (the flash probly scared 'em)

The standard 18-55mm lens of the 350D did a great job....... just imagine what the 100mm macro could do..... cant wait to get my hands on that

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#2 07-09-2006 9:35pm

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Great DOF and contrast between spidey and the carpet.I like it.

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#3 08-09-2006 1:21am

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thats a grrrreat pic!! oooo the hairy legs of it:eek: ...pleeeez post it in the rec-pets forum there's a thread there on spiders you'll have them cringing:D ...

brilliant

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#4 08-09-2006 9:35am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054983356

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#5 08-09-2006 10:19am

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Woo, big bug

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#6 08-09-2006 11:03am

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Get used to them folks....the weather is changing......

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#7 08-09-2006 4:12pm

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a new season of bugs to capture - awesome!!

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#8 09-09-2006 1:00am

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Holy Christ, one of those just popped up in my room, it's always bad news when you can hear a spider , he's about the size of a hand. I finally got him behind bars after a lengthy stand off.I thought he was going to take off my arms.Now where to put him.

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#9 09-09-2006 11:45am

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thats my next wish - a macro lens
I've noticed an increase in the bug population ok, i've got lots of moths and the flying daddylonglegs variety gliding around the place!

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#10 09-09-2006 7:00pm

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Nice shot Fred, although nothing worse than a big hairy spider galloping across the floor. *tucks his pants into his socks*

ere Fionn, get a Sigma 150mm Macro It's the dogs... or in this case, the flies (or whatever the hell that thing is).

(one from a bug hunt earlier on today)

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