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    A bit more light today. 50D, 100mm f/2.8 macro, 1/500, f/5.6, ISO400, E +1.

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    Sweet fly Dave !!! Like how you framed it rather than isolating the fly !! Just another option and a great one !! Everything is working for me here and really like the overall feel !!!

    ... was tempted to suggest a little crop form the bottom but will affect the stems on the right which I like !! Big Congrats !!

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    dave, you are killing me with these flies!! i love all the detail and sharpness. the compo is different and i like it!! fantastic job!!

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    Hi Dave - sweet - sharp as a Tack - great BG and DOF.
    Excellent - nailing them.

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    OK, why do you have so many flies where you live, Dave ? :D;)

    Sharp and detailed as the previous one. I think I prefer the last one though...probably because the fly on that one looks bigger :D

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    Desmond If you need flies ... got a solution and don't laugh :D

    I was outside Fairchild Gardens with nothing to show for myself but had an idea ... waited for a dog and followed, sure enough nature called and the rest is history ... just make sure not to get down wind :cool::)

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    niceone Dave,good detail,nice BG,thanks,and Alfred nice idea for flys:D

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    Good question Desmond. :)
    These are just your common garden variety flies. It is quite amazing what does live in a flower bed though. I have a couple more.

    It is a nice break from trying for that perfect bird photo. It is also interesting that a lot of the same techniques apply; eye contact, square to sensor, and the struggle for dof and ss. Clean bg's may be a little easier I think.

    An interesting challenge and lots to learn.

    Thanks for comments everyone.

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    Hi Dave, great shot of the fly. Would of liked a bit more depth but I see you were fighting the speed. If this were mine I would crop from the left just past the first soft stem on the right...

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    Thanks Dave.

    I am not sure if the little stem exiting the frame on the right is the reason you suggest the crop or not, but it bothered me and I did look at cropping and did not prefer that option.

    I had also reworked that little bulb so it did not leave the frame and decided to go with the original to see comments.

    Tks Again

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