A few Macro photos

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Took a few tonight and some are pretty wild looking so I thought I would share. :)

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Wow! Really nice pics!! What's your setup… what post processing are you doing?
 
Thanks guys!

I am using an OLF Rebel XT DSLR with a Canon 100mm macro lens. For the closet of shots I also used some cheapo extension tubes. Post processing includes some PS auto touch ups such as tone and contrast as well as some particle touch ups and unsharp mask. :)
 
I am so jealous. I have a D5000 but can't get myself to shell out the funds for a macro lense. I just spent a small fortune on a telephoto. So I have to live vicariously thru you I guess. :bigsmile:
 

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