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Inchworm

I had some fun today doing macro photos of this lovely inchworm. Isn't it cute?

I used a reverse ring to convert my 50mm prime lens into a ma...
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I had some fun today doing macro photos of this lovely inchworm. Isn't it cute?

I used a reverse ring to convert my 50mm prime lens into a macro lens.

Edited in Photoshop, Color Efex Pro plugin and Camera Raw.
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NIKON D5300

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ISO 100 Shutter 1/200

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Mar, 2017

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