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Grasshopper agnified at about 2.7x lifesize.

Canon 40D + Super Takumar 135mm f-3.5 + reversed Pentax-M 50mm f-1.8, bracketed flash....
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Grasshopper agnified at about 2.7x lifesize.

Canon 40D + Super Takumar 135mm f-3.5 + reversed Pentax-M 50mm f-1.8, bracketed flash.
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Canon 40D, Vivitar 90mm f-2.5 + 1:1 adapter + Raynox DCR150, bracketed flash and remote flash

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Canon 40D + Sigma Super-Wide II 24mm f-1.8, tripod, whatever lights found.

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Canon 40D + Vivitar 135mm f-2.8 + Raynox DCR150 (closeup lens), bracketed flash diffused with plastic bowl and paper towel.

Magnification about 1x

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A tulip leaf curved beautifully against the petals.

Canon 40D + Vivitar 90mm f-2.5, tripod.

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Canon 40D + Vivitar 135mm f-2.8 + Raynox DCR150 (closeup lens), bracketed flash diffused with plastic bowl and paper towel.

Magnification about 0.7

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