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  1. Taken this AM. I didn't see the mosquito until after processing the image. Note the full red belly (frog blood unfortunately) Went for a fairly low angle here . My left hand was in the water to support the camera. Wish I had more depth of field, but tripod was out of the question for this shot, so tried to make the best of it. Advice and comments always appreciated. Cheers Randy
  2. This fine fellow was imaged this morning on a black locust tree in my yard. I was amazed how well he blended in. I literally couldn't see him when more then 5 feet away. D4 Sigma 180 f/3.5 ISO 640 1/20s tripod My first attempt at stacking. Just two images combined, probably too coarse of an adjustment, but still fun. Will be looking for a focus rail soon! Advice and comments always appreciated. Please view large. Cheers Randy
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