As with the previous post, here again I was lucky to be able to isolate the background, providing room for the subject to breathe. Though this beetle is generally hated by gardeners, I was rather impressed by this little chap.
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Canon 1Ds MkIII, Canon 100mm L-series prime lens, 1/250th sec, f/2.8, ISO 640 |
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Canon 1Ds MkIII, Canon 100mm L-series prime lens, 1/250th sec, f/2.8, ISO 640 |
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Canon 1Ds MkIII, Canon 100mm L-series prime lens, 1/250th sec, f/2.8, ISO 640 |
They are fine - until they start to eat my Lillies!
ReplyDeleteI regret to admit that a few of these have found themselves between my fingers. Even so they do make an excellent subject. Well shot Tim.
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