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Offline Jack Crevalle

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Here's a Fellow I shot in the Everglades Last Fall
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« Reply #1 on: August 11, 2003, 07:45:17 PM »
"Bugs" make great subjects.   You can learn what your camera can and can't do up close in a hurry by shooting them.   Great pic - thanks for sharing it.

Here's one I took a couple months ago.   Not perfect, but I was probably 15' away and zoomed in to 27X with the digital - hand held.    Not bad from such a small package that is hard to hold steady, and the wind was really blowing as well (image is not retouched - just cropped and a border added).

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Evolution at work. Over two million years ago the genus Homo had small cranial capacity and thick skin to protect them from their environment. One species has evolved into obese cranial fatheads with thin skin in comparison that whines about anything and everything as their shield against their environment. Meus
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