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 by biggerry on Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:01 pm
Well, I am sure this classifies as wildlife photography I reckon this has got to have been the most photographed water dragon of all time, this guy posed and reposed countless times as a plethora of funny blokes with dinky cameras attempted to creep closer and closer... Thoughts on white balnce on this one? I have quite a few of this guy but there is quite some variation in the colour temperature  This guy made friends with Colins bag on a step and I suspect his final fate was to a shoe of an unsuspecting walker   I wish I had got a better image of this multi-legged bugger but he was moving a rate of knots... 
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by aim54x on Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:05 pm
The WB looks fine to me on the Dragon! You go a stunner...the 105 in action again?
I would not have liked to run into that multi-legged critter when I was on the ground taking photos of Fungi! Where was this monster?
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by colin_12 on Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:25 pm
I do like the angle you took on the snail Gerry  Regards Colin
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by zafra52 on Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:10 pm
I prefer the second one here for
the angle, sharpness and colours.
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by biggerry on Mon Jan 17, 2011 9:51 am
aim54x wrote:The WB looks fine to me on the Dragon! You go a stunner...the 105 in action again?
I would not have liked to run into that multi-legged critter when I was on the ground taking photos of Fungi! Where was this monster?
yep! thats the 105, gotta love that contrast it gives, not to mention the sharpness! The centiped was on a log above the creek, however I am sure there was plenty of unseen spiders, bugs and stuff that we rolled around on throughout the arvo! colin_12 wrote:I do like the angle you took on the snail Gerry
I do have another showing off his yellow stripe better but I agree the angle in this one is nice 
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by Alpha_7 on Mon Jan 17, 2011 2:00 pm
The first two a crackers! The snail is my personal favourite. While the centipede isn't as strong as the other two, it a bloody fast moving target so you did extremely well given the other two were happy to pose (at a guess).
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by stubbsy on Mon Jan 24, 2011 8:09 pm
Gerry - the snail is the standout here because of your excellent choice of camera angle and DOF.
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