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Nah, not if you just go all Latin / scientific about it... I mean, don't most bears fall into the Ursus genus?
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![]() 1/5 sec.f5.6 .FL.18mm. ISO200.Aperture priority. Bounced flash & flashlight to make it a bit moody. (I hope!) Oh ,and tripod.
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Shot this at work the other day, it is a testing tower for microwave antennas.
Tower Up! ![]() I like the sepia tone, make it look old and interesting.
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Awesome shot JC! I love your bug pics. One of two things are going to have to take place. Either I'm going to have to come to Fulton to see some of the most interesting critters on earth, or I'm going to have to get a macro lens and open my eyes for once and see what kind of little things live here in GA.
I'm really leaning towards the lens .
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