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6th May 2007
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Location: Punggol
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Odd one out
Shot this via 70-200 F2.8 and 1.4x TC, Not as detailed as a Macro lens, but I think the image quality of affected by the 1.4x TC is very acceptable.
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7th May 2007
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Re: Odd one out
fhwa nice butterfly stance!
except the left wing looks abit torn on the edge wats it standing on ? how u manage to get it there? |
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7th May 2007
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Re: Odd one out
from the zoo...u can find alot there....
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7th May 2007
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Re: Odd one out
beautiful! flash and tripod?
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8th May 2007
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Re: Odd one out
Flash and Monopod. If you use tripod, by the time you setup for the shoot the butterfly will be gone. Regreted not bringing my Macro lens.
 And yes, the zoo has lots of those platform. I think it is sweet. Attracted alot of ants, and some butterfly. |
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8th May 2007
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Re: Odd one out
looks great man! i've got to practice much more!
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9th May 2007
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Re: Odd one out
Will be going there with my macro lens the next time round!
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