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Close-up and Macro

This is a selection of my close-up and macro work, I hope you enjoy them. As always I would appreciate your comments, opinions, advice or whatever. Thanks for viewing.
Richard.
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HoverFly1IMG03505.jpg
HoverFly1IMG03505.jpg		 bergamot.jpg
bergamot.jpg		 TreeFrogIMG04089.jpg
TreeFrogIMG04089.jpg		 FlowerIMG15565.jpg
FlowerIMG15565.jpg
HornetIMG05692.jpg
HornetIMG05692.jpg		 HornetIMG05746.jpg
HornetIMG05746.jpg		 hornetIMG05735.jpg
hornetIMG05735.jpg		 HornetIMG05790.jpg
HornetIMG05790.jpg
HoverflyIMG03590.jpg
HoverflyIMG03590.jpg		 WaspIMG03409.jpg
WaspIMG03409.jpg		 FlowerIMG15720.jpg
FlowerIMG15720.jpg		 SnailIMG04795.jpg
SnailIMG04795.jpg
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Bernd Roethig19-Oct-2016 21:29
Superb macro shots, even today.
Thanks.

Bernd
Steve Morris07-Dec-2007 19:51
Excellent photos Richard. The post processing also brings them to life! Vote
Guest 10-Mar-2007 17:16
tell me what lens that is! jyggjygg@126.com
Richard Ellis30-Jan-2007 21:09
Hi Jason, thanks for the comment. I mostly use Canon FD manual lenses for my macro and close-up work, hence the reason the exif data sometimes looks a little strange. I'm not too hot on documenting which lens I use for a particular photograph but in general the longer range shots, such as the tree frog, would be taken with a Canon FD 200mm Macro - most of the insect shots are taken with a Canon FD 50mm Macro - and the more extreme close-ups, such as the plant stamens, were taken with a Canon 35mm Bellows Lens. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Richard.
Guest 30-Jan-2007 04:30
My god awesome photos!! You must tell me what lens that is! jasonnp@gmail.com
Guest 19-Sep-2006 19:23
I really enjoyed your macros.
Guest 19-Sep-2006 08:54
I like the really shallow DOF ones best. They allow our imaginations to wander!
david
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