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Default Midges mating on the surface of Double Lagoon
How do midges have sex? Check it out. These midges on Double Lagoon in the Western Lakes national park region of Tasmania ball up and do their thing, much to the joy of the underwater predators lurking for an easy feed.

Notice the reflection of the rod, belonging to the other predator - me.

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Old 10-29-2009, 01:33 AM
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What is it you are wanting help with? It helps for us to know what you are seeing and wanting us to critique. Also knowing your camera settings (exif) is a HUGE plus to offer you technical advice.
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I'm looking for a critque of the photo really... how can I improve it?

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