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Rhino Bug
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Uploaded: 09/08/08 7:26 AM GMT
Rhino Bug
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Some sort of bug with a Rhino horn. First time I've effectively used my macro lens.
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.mircea74
09/10/08 7:28 PM GMT
nice shot.
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parola9
The closeup is great, but the bug is dead. Try to find a living one. That should give a nicer image.
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Greetings Larser
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great first macro. I'm a big fan of macro, so I look forward to seeing more. Treat the camera like a microscope, is what I say to myself.
The image has a definite style, with the simplicity and the strong white background. No need to change your approach, but I am curious to see how it would look with a slightly less dominating white and maybe slightly more colour/saturation in the beatle itself.
As Larser said....is it dead? If so, then it would be better if it was facing the right way up :-)
The image has a definite style, with the simplicity and the strong white background. No need to change your approach, but I am curious to see how it would look with a slightly less dominating white and maybe slightly more colour/saturation in the beatle itself.
As Larser said....is it dead? If so, then it would be better if it was facing the right way up :-)
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Hard work never killed anybody, but why take a chance?
Does anyone have a little coffee straw to try CPR? Heehee, keep working with that macro lens, lots of fun I'm sure.
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There are 00000010 kinds of people in the world. Those who speak binary and those who don't. -mw
The bug is dead, and it is the right way up???
And thanks for the tips, I'll run it through GIMP and see what I can do with it.
I would love to find a live specimen, but in the 21 years I've lived where I do, I've never seen anything like this.
And thanks for the tips, I'll run it through GIMP and see what I can do with it.
I would love to find a live specimen, but in the 21 years I've lived where I do, I've never seen anything like this.
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I don't reply much because I'm a really busy guy, but I appreciate all your comments!