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G'day Nick,
Not sure about the fly shots, with bugs and things I think you need to get up close to get good detail, but then again maybe it's just me ![]() Goota say though, I love the simplicity of the lone wheat stalk, terrific background seperation, looks like maybe some interesting light play, really like this shot... Aka Andrew
Mudder - I seem to be following you around agreeing with you !!! That lone stalk shot is absolutely beautiful !
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Thanks for the comments.
Those shots of the little seed pods were taken on the walk back to my car - I often find that you get some of the best shots after you've finished really tromping around and looking. I like the lone stalk shot best too, but as I noted in my post, not quite happy with the sharpness. - Nick
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