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after a freezing start brought a few critters out this afternoon. Flies and honeybees.
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Kenny, you continue to produce some nice images (although my wife would request you to limit the fly images - bees are OK, the flies not so). The flower makes for a nice colorful background.
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Mrs John doesn't like flies, huh?
Tell her I shoots what there is to shoot and right now, the flies are about all that can be found.
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Yeah, something about them being so large and all the little details. She's not a big fan of any of my insect macros - maybe because I keep adding them to her screen saver sequence.
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Wow, nice set...like the last frame the best.
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Thanks, Roy.
Understand that, John. I am starting to develop a pretty large backgrounds folder, as well. Also use that folder as a screensaver.
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