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Over-rode Auto setting to use "fill-flash." untouched-unedited just cropped. Did not see what was inside the worm-hole until I viewed the shot on my camera's LC...
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Over-rode Auto setting to use "fill-flash." untouched-unedited just cropped. Did not see what was inside the worm-hole until I viewed the shot on my camera's LCD screen!!
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camera

WB200F/WB201F/WB202F

settings

settings

Aperture f/4.2 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250

upload_date

upload_date

Sep, 2013

Views

273

Likes

+10

Awards

Top Choice

Superior Skill

All Star

Superb Composition

Peer Award

Jaw Dropping

Magnificent Capture

Splendid photograph of the insects in and on the pear. wonderful macro and close up with the details, colors, contrast and composition. great shot.

Thanks! I did not know what was in the hole, actually, until after I took the shot. See "Party in the Pear I" original

Amazing shot with such clear detail....well done

Thankyou for adding to my POINT AND SHOOT project

Good entry....voted

Fantastic find on this photo and really great skill capturing it. Oh wait... oh great.. now I'm gonna have nightmares all night. Geez. (LOL.. nice work)!

Ewe! Incredible eye!

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