Look for a bee and almost find a butterfly...
an accidental subject!
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Labels: 50mm f2.5 macro, canon, caterpillar, EOS 400D, macro lens, photoblog, photography
posted by Sundar @ 9:09 PM
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Sundar Narayanans Travelog
Sundar Narayanan : Desi Engineer in California married to a Desi Engineer. This is a log of my travel experience, food reviews and life's "little" quirks. . .
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Monday, October 18, 2010
an accidental subject!
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- Recognizing
- Chinese New Year
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- Turning Point
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- Spell-bound
- Mr. Alligator
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- Experiment 101
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- Tribute to Dylan
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4 Comments:
oh so amazing! been following your exploits with the new lens and couldn't help commenting :-)
commonplace though it may seem, can you post a picture of a rose...would love to see one up close...
rhyme unintended! :-)
Sundar very nice one! could have moved the subject a little more inside the frame I thought.. Dude! you are inspiring me to get back into my photography habits..
Vijay
DC,
there is a flower festival in quinlan community center this weekend.. will go there and try!
DC,
:)
Vijay, you can put the camera on a tripod, but you cannot put a moving stem with a tiny worm on a tripod. originally framed it in the center but the stem moved.. and miraculously the worm was still in focus.
:)
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