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Great shot Your DoF work is great.
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Fantastic capture. Great composition and dof with sharp detail of the insect.
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Thanks Angela And XtraH, This shot was taken with my Kit lens reversed to provide a Macro effect. Thats why the DOF is very Shallow
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I am not very familiar with technicalities. How does one reverse the lens? Appreciate if you can clarify.
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Very Nice Macro, i love the colors of this beetle! Well composed and presented.
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I am not very familiar with technicalities. How does one reverse the lens? Appreciate if you can clarify.
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Simply Remove your lens and hold it reverse direction infront of your camera and you will get Macro effects.

Reverse-Lens Macro Photography [tutorial] « StephenElliot.com

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A very nicely compose capture Sandeep. Lovely colours and great DoF. Nice sharp detail on the subject too. Thank you for sharing this one with us my friend.

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Sandeep my friend, how are you? This is a lovely capture with great DOF...Nice work on this one.
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