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Didn't warm up as much as I expected today...high overcast, I guess. Enticed a couple of flies to pose late this afternoon after work.
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#2 This dung fly, I believe, was head down feeding and I got some pretty fair shots
#3 Caught it headon here
#4 Think this one turned out best even if I did miss a sensor dust bunny
Thanks for looking everyone.
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Excellent work Kenny - the second nd last images are tops. Perfect focus and DOF.
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Kenny, you got the "gross fly detail" down pat now my friend
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