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  1. Iowa Veteran

    Iowa Veteran Grizzled Veteran

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    I've been shooting photos for 50+ years. I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL, but do enjoy the capture. A lot of people like to get the big picture and never go for the macro shot. However, the macros are sometimes the best. Here are some examples:
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    You always have to look at some of the little details in life. Awesome pics
     
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    three more
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    Have you ever really looked at that thin layer of ice that will form over a small pothole, that has no water below it? Here it is without the sun shining directly on it.

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    Captured this dragonfly just as he landed and his wings and not stopped at the perpendicular position.
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    I always think it is cool to catch flying critters in mid flight.
     
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    Awesome pictures Mark. Thanks for the help tonight. Talk to you on Thursday.

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