Pattern Eye
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Pattern Eye
this and catch today, I searched for a long time bug eye detail, with 10x becomes easier to capture detail and composition but hair problems become, with time perhaps learn to use software to manage the photo, 350d Olympus 10x NA 0.25 155 jpg for the first 113 for a second photo
ciao
ciao
Antonio
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Thanks to All
Craig, my setup and provisional(usable for 10x),
tecnical data is: 350d extension tube 150mm and olympus pln 10x,
image width is approximate 2mm, two flash with diffuser and additional diffuser for subject
Laurie, it is not Dolichopodidae, is Stratiomyidae (soldier flies) green fly - Chloromyia formosa http://bugguide.net/node/view/55845/bgimage
Craig, my setup and provisional(usable for 10x),
tecnical data is: 350d extension tube 150mm and olympus pln 10x,
image width is approximate 2mm, two flash with diffuser and additional diffuser for subject
Laurie, it is not Dolichopodidae, is Stratiomyidae (soldier flies) green fly - Chloromyia formosa http://bugguide.net/node/view/55845/bgimage
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Ah but Anthonio you did compose the image in a certain way that pleased your eye,therefore you were being creative. And creativity is the backbone of art!
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