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Look deep into my eyesout looking for a rare frog - and we found it, but it was raining way to hard (read torrential) to take the camera out - but this is a shot of an immature mantid that we took earlier in between downpours LOL Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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Look too deeply into those eyes and you might get eaten Nice Rel.
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Awesome Narelle - another one to be very proud of.
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Don't know wether it is my monitor or my eyes but the DOF looks to shallow to me.
the focus looks like it stops just before the eyes as I said it could be my eyes or my monitor Cheers Rod
awesome shot ... i would say the eye are in perfect focus but they look a touch soft ... just a feature of their eyes i think.
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