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    This is an older photo. 90% of the original.Camera Model Canon EOS 5D Mark IIShooting Date/Time 12-8-2010 8:01:23Shooting Mode Manual ExposureTv( Shutter Speed ) 1/160Av( Aperture Value ) 8.0Metering Mode Spot MeteringISO Speed 400Lens EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USMName:  IMG_1687 coloradokever.jpg
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    Steve
    Can you remove the bottom picture?
    is the wrong picture.

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    Like the Tittle..
    From This title I remember, I Cant sleep whole night...When I saw The Wrong Turn movie..

    In this image I like How you take Bug and Green Seed or Fruit like Round (What is it??) In focus. Like the details on Bud and sharp. Well captured..

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    Hi Carl. I'm not sure how to remove the second image without deleting the whole post - so I think I'll just leave it as is.

    Good title! Nice sharpness on both the beetle and the fruit and I also like the comp and clean background (though there is some kind of small artifact in the background, just below the beetle, that could easily be removed). Removing the large specular highlight on the fruit was an improvement - you might also consider using the patch tool in Photoshop to add in some texture to that area. If this was mine, I would spend some time carefully cloning some of the flash-generated specular highlights on the beetle. Overall, this is well done!

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    Quality image, Carel!! With Title to match... well done.
    Best regards
    Rod Warnock

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    Hi Carel, Steve covered my thoughts exactly....a little more cleanup and this one will shine! Nice work!
    BTW, I removed the extra picture.

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    Although the beetle is a little shiny it is nice and sharp as is the fruit. Great BG.

    Jack

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