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28th February 2004
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The Fly
One of the 2 insect I took at Khatib Bongsu.
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28th February 2004
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Using the sigma 180mm EX Macro ?
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28th February 2004
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Hi
Yeap. Taken with Sigma 180 Macro.
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28th February 2004
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the focus seem like not at the eye but on the wing?
I like the nice clean background... |
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29th February 2004
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Nice composition and bokeh, but I find that the subject was not properly lighted in fact i find it slightly underexposed. Did you flash?
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29th February 2004
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Hi
No flash. After walk 5km to the site and then walk another 5km back out, I am not keen to take out the flash and tripod. Because the fly is so well behaved, I decided to give it a quick portrait and then hurry down to AH to shoot butterflies.
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 You should have pressed that little button at the side of your cam with the zigzag symbol.  |
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