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14th January 2003
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Common Grass Yellow
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14th January 2003
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Doesnt it get boring?
After posting photo after photo of insect close ups which are of the same high quality getting the same high quality comments and praises why don't you try other types of macros for a change? Like flower photography? now thats pretty too |
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14th January 2003
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  I am still learning to take good butterfly shots. |
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14th January 2003
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Aww don't cry, you already near Megawebs prowess
haha kk carry on carry on  |
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15th January 2003
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Location: Florida SG
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 btw, where was the shot taken? |
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15th January 2003
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Falcon.
Agree your shots are getting veri high standard nowadays... Kep it up |
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