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caught in the act.
went to Mt Buller for a day trip. Havent tried macro for a long time.
came across these two busy at it! 
a moth 
didnt realise how difficult it is to this moth. a slight breeze kept swaying the flower stem, 90% of the photos were blurred. i have a profound respect for macro photographers, the patience that is needed! tech info: afd 70-210 and PK-13
Great shots Genji! I love the "expressions" on the faces of the first picture. I keep looking at their eyes. The second picture is very pretty. Yes, moths are very hard to catch! Well done!
Re: caught in the act.
At least it looks like they are enjoying themselves....are these the ones where the female will rip the male's head off right after the deed is done?
Well caught shot in #1 and I do mean well caught
Boths shots are very good Chris
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Both interesting shots - subject matter is nice & sharp and they're well framed in the shot. I even like the slightly unusual border. Peter
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kipper the borders came from here http://www.atncentral.com/download.htm#Image_Enhancements
stubbsy, its a polariod frame border, i overlayed the blending. the couple were lying in the middle of the track, almost stepped on them! 
I also have a side view, but thought i would keep this post clean
they certainly took their time, the 70-210 with PK13 combination doesnt meter or focus, so manually metered, took some time to find correct exposure and focus!
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