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A couple macro shots I took this morning while waiting for some frags to acclimate... that moth is mean looking up close!

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Nice macros! What kind of set up are you using?
 
Awesome pictures. The moth one is amazing. I never looked that closely at one.
 
I believe that it is a Cecropia moth from the giant silk moth family. Beautiful moths.....I used to raise them with my son as a hobby.
 
Wonderful shots!!!! But I was sort of looking for Oregont Tort pics LOL.
 
That is crazy awesome man!
 
Nice shots, some of my first attempts with macro photography was photographing flowers, much easier than fish since they don't move :D
 
Thanks everyone! I took a few more pics this morning of some flowers and a salamander I found hiding in a bush. I'll post them up in a minute.
Nice macros! What kind of set up are you using?
I'm using a Canon XSi and these were shot with a Tamron 90mm macro.
Wonderful shots!!!! But I was sort of looking for Oregont Tort pics LOL.
Sorry to disappoint Peter... I guess the title was a little misleading, lol
 

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