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  1. 07-21-2012, 11:16 AM #1
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    Hey guys, i know it's been a while. I haven't been doing much with the reptiles but since i got my new camera (Nikon D800) body in May, i've been shooting like crazy. My preorder 28-300mm lens came in this week and i'm going to go test it out tomorrow at our local nature center. All of these were shot with the D800 body and a 60mm fixed macro lens using available light.

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    Scarab beetle.


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    Nice Sam! Really like the beetle shot!
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    Re: Nature (macro, flowers,insects) Pic heavy

    Quote Originally Posted by bioteacher View Post
    Nice Sam! Really like the beetle shot!
    Thanks Those things produce so much poop... Like, i never realized what little poo factories they are until i got up close. So gross haha.
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    Wow, I just love the Scarab beetle. Good job
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