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Sunday afternoon closeups
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Have been shooting with two 'old' Nikkor MF lenses. Took one, a 105mm f2.5, out for a spin this afternoon.
#1 Monarch butterfly, I think. Either that or a viceroy
#2 Grasshopper hanging out in a lotus blossum
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Re: Sunday afternoon closeups
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That's a great lens Kenny...would love to convert that to EOS for some manual portrait shots
Nice captures!
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Very nice images, Kenny I like the grasshopper image the best (very sharp/crisp). The background in the first image is a bit distracting for me.
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Man these are some very sharp images!
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Thanks, fellas. These old Nikkors are, indeed, some good glass. Now, if I just had a FF cam to use them on.
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