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I was sitting on my deck today, and I noticed this green thing on the railing. Then I grabbed my Coolpix 5000 and took a picture. It turns out that this will eventually become a moth. I hope tha I can get a picture of it as well.


http://www.bytephoto.com/photopost/...hatIsIt-med.jpg

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--Ed--
CP5000, CP990, N80, D100

Last edited by EdMac on Aug 21st, 2003 at 01:04 AM

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I tried using the img button, and it did not work

Now it did. I am confused

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--Ed--
CP5000, CP990, N80, D100

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Hi Ed, that is certainly a worms eye view of the caterpillar! :-))

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Thanks, I was caught by it's bright green color and didn't know what was on my railing. The Coolpix 5000 did a good job of checking it out.

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--Ed--
CP5000, CP990, N80, D100

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Ed...great shot....now if I could just pronounce it..

bud

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Bud Guinn
Nikon 5700
http://www.budguinn.com

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I had never seen one before. It is taking me a while to get used to this site.
It looks like you are doing well with frames. Some of your wood grains are beautiful. I started posting scans of my film photos over on Nikonians forum, and they only allow a maximum of 70K per picture, so I got away from frames.

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--Ed--
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Hi Ed

I hpoe the moth is handsomer than the larva!

You are right about Bud's frames. They are available as part of this Action set.

http://www.geocities.com/kafuensis/

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Hi Bob,
Thanks for the comments. Yes, Bud's frames are great. I have known Bud from another forum, and his work in developing frames is great. He has perfected the art of making wood grain look real.
--Ed--

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--Ed--
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Bob, Ed,

You guys are making me blush...thanks. Paul has put the frames, by themselves, on this site as well....In the actions or retouching area.

bud

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Bud Guinn
Nikon 5700
http://www.budguinn.com

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