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John

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We try and go to our caravan every weekend and I go for a wander taking pics, these are some of the bugs I’ve taken pics of in the last couple of weeks, I’m quite pleased with them.

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Lovely photos John. What camera do you use?
Pete
 
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Lovely photos John. What camera do you use?
Pete

Olympus EM1 MKII, most of those pics have been taken with a 40-150mm lens with a 1.4 teleconvertor, full frame equivalent 420mm, but I’ve just bought a 60mm 2.8 macro lens, the last 3 pics was taken using that.
 
Hi John
Those are stunning. So sharp. Up there with the professionals. You have a talent.
Jim
 
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This one isn’t in focus, but I was impressed I got it, it was flying about 6ft in front of me, and I was using manual focus.

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Great photos John , I’m always in awe of nature and the smallest of things can be a source of wonder and amazement . A lot of people go about their lives not realising how fascinating the tiny things that are right under their noses are ( no not bogeys !) here’s a couple of pics of mine , a puss moth caterpillar and only yesterday my wife took this of a white satin moth ,cheers tony4F489CC6-D04F-4201-B015-D9328A6A8582.jpeg6A9A1815-A992-4C59-BFF2-FBEAD428BFD9.jpeg
 
Nice shots, difficult to get decent depth of field on hand held macro shots....reminds me that I must get out with my camera again, not done it for ages.....
 
Nice shots John, having tried from time to time i know those butterflies rarely stat still with the wings open like that; so hats off for patience
 
Beautiful creatures and some of the best photos of them I've seen.I wish that I could appreciate them more than I do.
Jon.
 
Those are first class photographic shots John. Great beauty of those insects.

I watch Country File , which is a superb programme, any of your shots would
be an entry for their Country File Calender

What equipment do you use ?

Laurie
 
Hi Ian
There's some hidden talent on this forum.
How come there are no spider photos. Amazing, beautiful creatures.
Jim
 
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Here’s some more.

I’ve also started doing a bit of fishing when I’m away, never done it before in my life, bought a £5 rod and got a tin of sweet corn and so far I’ve done quite well, my recorded is 7 fish in 10 mins, it’s quite easy . I don’t have a clue what sort of fish this is, I’ve been told it’s a Rudd or a Roach, apparently from the same family, but one has a down turned mouth, the other has an up turned mouth, this one didn’t look too happy, but that might because of the hook in its mouth

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Lovely work John - apparently, we're now getting Mediterranean butterflies visiting the south coast and causing a stir. Nice to see you fishing - must admit that the Mortimer/Whitehouse program has induced a twinge in me.
 
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