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From last sumer, looking forward to some warmer weather...

 

Taken with a 70-300mm lens + 12mm tube.

 

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that's some lovely pictures. brings me right back to summer and fishing.

thanks for sharing.

 

 

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From last sumer, looking forward to some warmer weather...

 

Taken with a 70-300mm lens + 12mm tube.

 

Very nice. I like the last shot of the 12-spotted skimmer.

 

I think the Western meadowhawks are cool too.

 

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Thanks :)

 

Thresher and Jay those are great, thanks for posting. Now I really want the snow to go...

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Seeing the Dragons got me thinking!! I miss the Damsel and Callibaetis feeding frenzie :) Oh I want warmer weather and fishing and more fishing :yahoo:

 

 

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Seeing the Dragons got me thinking!! I miss the Damsel and Callibaetis feeding frenzie :) Oh I want warmer weather and fishing and more fishing :yahoo:

 

 

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Thats a tight shot! Looks like its munching on something good....

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That's a great shot Lynn, that must have been an interesting photo shoot :)

 

Thanks for the comments

 

It's an awesome photoshoot every year about the same time each year. I have a gentlemen I guide every year about the same time. The Damsels and Callibaetis are coming off together. The Damsel love to prey on the Callibaetis Spinners. The guy I guide lets me shoot video and photos. He even insists I fish along with him. I get him to alot of fish so he is very happy. Can't beat that trip :) I use the video and stills in presentations and he likes that too :) It all works.

 

I have Photo's and video of the little predators! It's been a lot of fun and look forward to doing it all over again this year.

 

Thought you all might like another shot of one :)

 

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Seeing all of these great shots, I want to know what macro setups you guys are using?

 

 

At times when I'm guiding I dont have the room or time with the bigger camera. Along with the fact I'm not sure how to take Macro's with the big camera yet! I used my point and shoot on the Bug Pics. The little buggers don't give you alot of time for set up. I feel fortunate to have gotten the shots that I did. The video's are awesome I have to admit.

 

This summer I'm going to take some time and do some with the big camera and learn how. Hope that helps.

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Seeing all of these great shots, I want to know what macro setups you guys are using?

 

I used a 70-300mm lens with a 12mm tube (allows the lens to focus closer), natural light.

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