Two Heads Are Better Than One
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A doubble headder Nodding Greenhead (Pterostylus nutans) is a rare find, so naturally i jumped at this photo opportunity.
posted by Tscharke Photography at 6:18 AM
Monday, September 24, 2007
A doubble headder Nodding Greenhead (Pterostylus nutans) is a rare find, so naturally i jumped at this photo opportunity.About Me
- Name: Jeremy Tscharke
- Location: Echuca, Outer Melbourne, Australia
I love taking photo's of anything in the natural world. I particularly love Macro Photography.
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2 Comments:
Your macros are fabulous. Do you use a ring flash? You may have mentioned it but I don't recall.
Thanks for that Laurie.. No i dont use a ring flash.. i find the cirlular reflection that they leave in animals eyes distracting and annoying.. I use the Nikon R1C1 unit.. you can find it in a Google search (or alternatively try a Blackle.com search to save Co2 emmissions!)
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