Dragonflies

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Almazar80
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Dragonflies

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Dragonflies. I love the 70-400G. I want the faster focusing of the G2, but this lens is just phenomenal. Huntley Meadows. Flying insects (not the annoying kind). Late afternoon walk. Tranquility in the midst of suburbia.

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Thanks for looking.
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Re: Dragonflies

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Holy Macro.

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aster
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Re: Dragonflies

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Congratualtions! Just beautiful.

Definitely is an incentive to save up for the 70-400mm. : )

Thanks for sharing,

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Re: Dragonflies

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These are excellent, sharp, crisp, and colorful.
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Re: Dragonflies

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Very nice!
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Wonderful - I'm just blown away ! :)
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Re: Dragonflies

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Lovely captures - moiré in the dragonfly eye too, some resolution at work there!
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