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Always wondered how they get perfect butterfly pics as they never stop fluttering
and a moth
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now moths are a different story as they rest with wings spread

eye to eye with a butterfly
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Gotta love the first one, lovely soft pastel colours

The landscape ones dont do a lot for me,as there is no real point of interest.
the old buildings are better but need a bit of something to make them stand out a bit.
The dog I like , sun may have been a bit harsh on his right side though.
just a tip, get down to the subjects level as with the dog,and use some fill flash to get rid of shadows.
These are only my humble opinions and others will have different views, thankfully we all see things with a different perspective.just enjoy it and keep clicking away.

These little birds feed on nectar, this one is after the christmas cactus flowers
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Yes it's winter and the cactus is flowering, outside.

Some grasshopper eyes
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We dont have spring as such here,they say summer and winter but the only difference is the night time drop in temp and less humidity, we dont have leaves dropping and colour change it,s just always green or brown if dry.

The eyes have it, lovely. Whats it like in colour?

How about this one?
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It's the colours and textures that got me into macro stuff.

EEk, and you lot worry about the Ausie bugs