Took my camera to the LFS

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I knew he had gotten some good stuff in, but the photos really bring out the details and colors! Lightly edited for white balance and exposure. Camera is a Canon 40D with a Canon Macro EF 100mm 1:2.8 lens. I know I'm about to head back and pick up one of these brains!

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I think these are above my skill level, but these photos make me want one.
 

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