Finally got my Macro

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While visiting Seattle, last weekend, I was able to pick up a used Canon 100mm Macro lens!!! WooHoo. It's taking some getting used to and I'm having a bit of difficulty getting sharp images. It's going to take a bit of practice. Here's a sample of a few I was able to get in focus...lol.

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Thanks for the suggestions!! I've got a lot of reading, and A LOT of practicing to do!!
 
It's just a Canon Xt with the 100mm Macro lens. Here's a few more.

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