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 Post subject: Band eye Stratiomyidae
PostPosted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:10 am 
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Liked a lot the band pattern of these compound eyes, only see it in one place, after two days could get near it and take some photos.

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Wow! Nice photo.

Its crazy to see these animals this up close and personal.

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WOW love the colour in the eyes fantastic shot

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Holy shi*! That is some amazing colors, and details!!!!! :shock: 8)

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Hi !

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Thanks folks,

As I was advised everywhere is not asilidae but Stratiomyidae so I corrected the post title. :yeah:

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That is an astounding shot!! Really impressive.

Can you tell me how on earth you get shots like that? I am really struggling with Macro shots and would love to get images like that!

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Can you tell me how on earth you get shots like that? I am really struggling with Macro shots and would love to get images like that!


I observed the subject behaviour in two opportunities before figure out a way to get this near.

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