Clarky

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Not much more to add from all that great advice. But get your self a flash and a diffuser for it. Or better still make yourself a macro flash like i did.

Oh and make sure you know the names of the bugs and spiders you post or else Dan will yell at you

Comment by Clarky posted on Focus when doing Macro? at 13/05/2008 - 11:12

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT There's no such thing in Australia
Well,
That should make life easy for you. Just take a picture of yourself getting a ride in a kangeroo. With just your head sticking out. Not to hard to realise.yes ??
Good luck Clarky
Martin.
Not on your life, Those things jump too high and too fast.

Comment by Clarky posted on Weekly Competition No. 45: "Blue" at 19/05/2008 - 11:43

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Congrats Martin a deserved winner. And well judged Giving tree, a job well done.


PUBLIC TRANSPORT There's no such thing in Australia

Comment by Clarky posted on Weekly Competition No. 45: "Blue" at 19/05/2008 - 10:35

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Off the coast looking towards Sydney Harbour (very blue)

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Comment by Clarky posted on Weekly Competition No. 45: "Blue" at 16/05/2008 - 13:25

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Ah, okay. Just thought as it had happened before, it might have happened again, and it would be worth rectifying before it became a regular problem.

Lighting things close up is always a problem.

Dan
I am very pleased with my dual flash setup So much so i have the markII version currently in production I will show you when its finished

Comment by Clarky posted on Strange spider and others at 13/05/2008 - 18:39

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By the way, did just one side of your flash rig fire on that first spider pic?

Dan
They both fired its just the spider was sitting on the part of the leaf which had curled up 90degrees, like a ledge and the leaf behind was acting as a wall behind it. I couldn't get in close enough to get each head on either side of the spider and pointed the flash straight on.
Hence the shadow

Comment by Clarky posted on Strange spider and others at 13/05/2008 - 11:51

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I haven't seen one of these before and could not find a reference to it. He sure looks mean
Eriophora transmarina? The colouring can apparantly be quite varied, but it looks right for the top spider at least.

Must I do all your homework for you Clarky?

Nice detail on that first spider shot, andI like the inquisitve look of the bug.

Dan
Thanks Dan

I'm just lazy and i know i can rely on you. But now you are onto my scam i will try harder in future

Comment by Clarky posted on Strange spider and others at 13/05/2008 - 11:03

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Thanks guys for your thoughts.

Steve: Thats all it takes is practise and experimentation. If i can do it anyone can

I have discovered that these redeyed bugs are very inquistitive or like getting there picture taken. They seem to come from everywhere to see what i'm doing whenever i have my camera handy.

Comment by Clarky posted on Strange spider and others at 12/05/2008 - 21:53

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I haven't seen one of these before and could not find a reference to it. He sure looks mean

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Comment by Clarky posted on Strange spider and others at 12/05/2008 - 11:39

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Nice shot, he has big grin on his face. Is that a tiny bug hanging out of his mouth

Comment by Clarky posted on In the Pond at 12/05/2008 - 10:33

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