Don't all rush at once...
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menhir
- Monday, 05. May, 2008 @ 11:25:52
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 04:02:04
Oh no, not the sort of orange you'd want to eat...
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- Monday, 05. May, 2008 @ 11:48:25
I love daffodils.
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 04:08:12
Me too.
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Luvverly!! hope ya good xx
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 04:08:50
Glad you like.
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MissyMouse
- Monday, 05. May, 2008 @ 12:28:26
My son gave me some dafs last week the very same colour as those in the photo!
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 04:17:38
How lovely... what a good lad.
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Ahhhhhtishooo!!!
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 04:41:56
Hay fever again, eh? Sorry about that Jack.
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antlady69
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 10:46:32
I'm curious how you take these shots: do you have a macro lense? Or those rings whose name I can't remember in English (the ones you put between the camera and the actual lense)? And/or do you use a macro function on your camera? Or do you use a tele zoom?
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 06. May, 2008 @ 18:08:55
Oh right, well, it all depends...
If I'm using a DSLR I sometimes use a macro lens on a very small subject. Otherwise I generally use a 50mm lens and just get in very close.
If I'm using one of my compacts I usually switch on the macro facility. That said, both my compacts focus in pretty close so if the subject is large enough I may not... -
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Feisty and inedible.