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    Another creature living at the Fruit and Spice Park, very tiny being, but very colorful. I would have liked more DOF since BG was far away, but as you can see from specs, I had nothing to spare.

    Model: NIKON D300
    Lens (mm): 180
    ISO: 3200
    Aperture: 5
    Shutter: 1/60
    Exp. Comp.: -0.3

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    Beautiful, Fabs. I think the sharpness and DOF are fine. Both beetle and perch are very colorful and go well with the lovely background. Well done.

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    Beautiful. The little winged beetle looks like its made of glass. I am in awe of this photo.

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    Stunning, Fabs! Those are some pretty spectacular colours! A very cool bug, beautiful complementary BG and a great perch, great composition...this one is way over the top!

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    I think it's lovely as well. The majority of the focal point is totall sharp...I wouldn't worry about more DOF. The colors of the plant/insect/BG are gorgeous together...it's a beautiful image overall.

    And you weren't kidding about those specs!

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    Hi Fabs!
    I too love this image - don't want more DOF and I particularly like the BG.
    Best,
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    Geezz Fabs, that's a beautiful photograph. Love the colors, composition and the bug itself. :) You probably used noise reduction software though I had no idea one could get that level of performance at ISO3200 from the D300. Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Lovison View Post
    Geezz Fabs, that's a beautiful photograph. Love the colors, composition and the bug itself. :) You probably used noise reduction software though I had no idea one could get that level of performance at ISO3200 from the D300. Well done.
    Yes, Richard, thanks, I use Noiseware, recommended by David Thomasson.

    Thanks for you kind comments everyone!

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    Bugs as Art!!! you got everything here from a complimentary bg and perch to perfect dof. that's a good looking bug!!!!!!

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    ... Bugs as Art ... love it Harold !!!

    Sure made the little guy look good Fabs !!! One of my favorites !!!

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    Fantastic colours!
    The bg is stunning,and the comp works well.
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    What attractive colors! The green and yellow stand out beautifully against the pink of the BG. Very nice.

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