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Old 25-10-2008
The wildlife i shoot is mainly insects. A couple of months ago i bought a macrolens and since then i focused on insects
In between my zoo-pics i have some results on my flickr; Flickr: Svarta änkan's Photostream
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Old 03-11-2008
Great idea with the motion sensors, but I keep getting this little thought at the back of my brain saying "cheater!" I must dampen that voice and give it a go! Where is a good online shop to buy motion sensor gear?
Your photos have inspired me to give it a whirl.
Chris.
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