Pretty cool - he uses a laser to detect and take a capture of flying insects.
Great DIY
(this is page 10, showing the final setup, can read from page 1 to see the progression)
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Check out this guy's macro setup
Crikey!
What surprises me is that he hasn't got a robot that roams the garden for him and snaps insects... That bee (wasp?) shot is something, though... Cheers Steffen. lust for comfort suffocates the soul
That is unbelievable
 The end results appear to make to make the effort well worth it  "The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
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The joys of being a retired engineer (big presumption on my part).
Great stuff. Regards, Patrick
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Finally, a use for all those bits and pieces I've got lying around in the second kitchen drawer!
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Brilliant, effective, inspiring. But doesn't he look a bit of a goose?
Greg - - - - D200 etc
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....... I will have to get one of these.......
 Cheers ....bp....
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Maybe not retired, but a lot of spare time on his hands!
If he doesn't take any insect macros, maybe he'll turn up a buried treasure (surely it doubles as a metal detector  )TFF (Trevor)
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What a setup - can't imagine lugging that around the bush - I think Damian would kill me !!!
reminds me of my absolute hero ... Stephen Dalton have a look here and you'll see what I mean http://magazine.audubon.org/dalton.html photos here http://db2.photoresearchers.com/feature/infocus15 Amazing photos are listed with the NHPA in the uk http://www.nhpa.co.uk/bin/nhpa.dll/go?a=disp&t=us\sr-loader-min.html&si=435A2512398841538F8896CFA472AB&search=STEPHEN%20DALTON&lg=0&ls=0&so=4&rewrite=1&usp=0&_spb=0&_spe=0&_spw=0&mw=2&_filteraut=0&_filtertext= He was one of the pioneers of this type of photography  Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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