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    Red woodant

    This ant I shot a few weeks ago in one of our national parks (Hoge Veluwe NL).
    He was defending himself against some photographer approaching his house.
    Red woodant
    Exif : 1/800 sec, F11.0, ISO 400, 65mm, flash

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    Last edited by tsmit; 24th June 2011 at 07:42 AM.

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    Re: Red woodant

    Tom,

    This is a fantastic shot! Did you get any with more DoF? Did you get sprayed with formic acid?

    - Bill

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    Re: Red woodant

    Hi Bill,

    Thanks. Sorry I do not have any pictures with more DoF.
    And the ones I do have ar e not really sharp imo.

    See for yourself.

    Red woodant

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    Re: Red woodant

    Still awesome shots. I really like them. Well done!

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    Re: Red woodant

    He sure looks like a very angry, Ant to me. I know how hard it is to make an exceptionally good macro shot so I have to commend you for trying it out and doing it. For me the 2nd image looks better on the sharpness issue but I like the pose and the angle on #1.

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    Re: Red woodant

    The last one is a bit blurred, but the two previous photos work well.

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    Re: Red woodant

    2nd. to last looks fine to me - a very good capture.

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    Re: Red woodant

    Thanks all.

    I hope I do have some time in the next weeks to go again to make some pictures.
    If I have i'll place them.

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