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Published: 2005-07-01 22:05:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 5977; Favourites: 272; Downloads: 2463
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...Thanks alot for the DD.
I appreciate all your comments and will try to answer you all.
Please take time to view the rest of my gallery
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Gorgeous shot, the focus is so spectatular. Awesome...O.o What else can I say that hasn't already been said...
But also, it's refreshing to see someone so popular who still does their best to thank everyone ^_^
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Beautiful work - I really love the way the depth of field makes this one jump out at you and the attention to detail is awesome! Keep up the good work!
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Thanks alot, ill try
Sorry, I didnt see you'd left a comment at first, so I already thanked you for the fave on your page.
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No worries - thanks for the reply!
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GREATNESS
so wonderful
the butterfly is so still
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That is so awesome!!! What kind of camera and lens did you use for this btw?
I LOVE shots like this. Beauty up close. I love it. Very beautiful. I will definatly check out more of your work.
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There's something very magical about this. When I first looked at the thumbnail I thought it was some sort of fairy or pixie.
Simply beautifull.
I'm off to look at the rest of your gallery now
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This is dangerously close to being one of the most genius shots I've seen here on DA...bravisimo 
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lol - im flattered - thanks alot
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I love the vibrant colours and the great detail in the photo!
Keep up the amazing work
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Thanks alot - be assured, ill try
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I used a Canon 300D and a Canon 50/1.8 with a set of extension tubes.
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huh??? can you put that in plain english
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ooook:
Camera: Canon 300d
Lens: 50mm, f1.8
Extension tubes: Put them between the lens and camera to make the lens focus closer to the subject.
Hope that elucidated
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I love the title!
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what camera did u use for this and what lens this just awesome
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I used a Canon 300D/ 50/1.8 lens and extension tubes. Cheers.
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Wow... that's amazing. What's more amazing is that you got that little dude to keep still long enough for you to take this great shot!!
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Thanks alot
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dude, thats so great! im thrilled for you. you def deserve the recognition.
hard work is paying off.
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Hey, nice to hear from you amongst all these new people 
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I could count the hairs on his head! That's incredible!
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Incredible that you can count? or that you can see the hairs?
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I'd say some of each. I onlt got to 21 before I got messed up.
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Cheers
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thanks!
Amazing gallery BTW. I think I have to 
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O, my god, this is an amazing capture. The focus, colours.. I'm honestly speachless - I shall take
a look inside your gallery to experience your beautiful art.
And oh, before I forget: what lens did you use? (If someone else already have asked this, I apologize.)
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Thanks alot - glad your speachless
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jeewiz... that's amazing. technically brilliant. faved.
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hey... you're welcome a lot Ryan... I find your work extremely compelling. that's never going to change.
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wow, thanks
p.s. just realised your name is from 'Willow' - thought it sounded familiar
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The animal in this picture is a variety of day moths, which usually will move less upon approach than a moth(I have had to literally tap some to get them to get off my door)
Note: Day moths are sometimes called butterflies due to the fact a butterfly is a moth.
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Thanks for the information - that'll be why the other butterflies wouldnt let me get within a metre of them and this guy let me almost touch him with my lens
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