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The moire may be a bit distracting, but I still think this is a cool shot.  In focus, too :).  Yes, the insect crawled right on my phone, creating this intriguing merge of life and technology.

 

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Lucena. You inspire me. I hope others will join us.    

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Fun at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo today. Love photographing the Gecko. Have no idea of the scientific name. Sorry. I really need to get better at this and I will. :-) 57bc1948305d1155d7c4f222a159b37

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Spider!

 

Although the EXIF doesn't seem to show anything that would prove it, I remember having to switch to Macro Mode to get this photo.  So this is a genuine Q macro shot.

 

Hope you enjoy :).

 

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What happened to all the great macro shots?

 

Beautiful butterfly that was kind enough to stick around for a while

 

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Grasshopper and plant having a little chat together ...

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Cropped.

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Okay, David Dennis I'll take your challenge,

 

A Fire Belly Toad from China

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Chinese Water Dragon

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I wish. I have traveled to China many times in past years, but not lately. I confess these and more were taken at a frog and reptile workshop held by Jim Zuckerman. It was super fun and I took over 1600 macro shots with the Q and a Canon ring flash that I adapted to that purpose. See previous posts for pics of that. Thanks for prodding me to post a few.

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Cropped and scaled down, with "Macro adapter": Artemia Salina about one week old (Original much sharper)

 

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Anyone for strawberries?  Hmm, perhaps not...

 

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From the beach.

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Gotcha... (cropped)

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A couple of cool butterflies at Fairchild Garden's Butterfly Conservatory in Coral Gables, Florida.  I was amazed how good my butterfly pictures were - I expected it to be a real bust because I normally get these pictures with a telephoto or macro telephoto.  But I was able to get really close to the smaller guys and even got some respectable shots of them in flight, as you can see.  I know I took many shots in macro and many shots in close-range non-macro, so I can't swear these are macro ... or that they aren't!  In any event, if they are not macro, they are very, well, close.  Pun intended!

 

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The classic Blue Morpho shot.  It was a little cooler than normal, and this meant the normally super-fast butterfly had to rest and gain energy from the sun.

 

 

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The rowan berries are out in the local woodland.

 

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Tiny flower of the wild bramble (massive crop).

 

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A Bumblebee in our Sage this morning. The auto focus and macro mode on the Q is superb. I used the large, single point focus. I could not possibly use the EVF, so I just pointed the camera at the bee with it centered as best i could tell in the frame then pushed the shutter. Hoped for the best. I missed a lot, but I got a few and this is one of them. So much fun. The Canon ring light I adapted enables the whole macro operation to be well exposed and not overpowered. Much better than trying to use natural light. See previous macro posts for details.

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Feather lost in nature at morning break...

 

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