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Extreme macro of harvestman

Extreme macro of harvestman

An extreme macro of a harvestman, which is also known as harvester or daddy longlegs. Stack of photos.
I used an old SMC Takumar 200mm f-4, which was made...
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An extreme macro of a harvestman, which is also known as harvester or daddy longlegs. Stack of photos.
I used an old SMC Takumar 200mm f-4, which was made in 1982, and a retro lens Zenitar-M 1,7-50, made in 1982, as one lens, to create this image.
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