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revers
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 Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 2:53 pm Post subject: Walkabout with Canon FD 50/3.5 macro. |
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revers wrote:
1. Leaf in suspension
2. Wild grapes in a cedar tree
3. Virginia creeper
4. Puffball
5. Tough one, flowers were swaying in the breeze & the bee was on the move.
6. A better shot of the bee
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Hi Ron.
Nice pictures! - two last blurred by motion(?) a bit but never mind!
The quality is great.
Is your lens with new FD mount version?
Thanks
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revers
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Hi Ron.
Nice pictures! - two last blurred by motion(?) a bit but never mind!
The quality is great.
Is your lens with new FD mount version?
Thanks
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I assume it is, in that it does not have the silver ring to lock it on.
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3. Virginia creeper, really screams "Autumn!" for me. The colours are good enough to eat - beautiful 
I have a puffball like number 4 that I found in a verge along a lane yesterday. I had a big chunk lightly fried for breakfast, with a mug of hot steaming tea. Yum I hope you took it home with you  |
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yinyangbt wrote:
Hello ,Ron ! Nice pics !...and lens ! I have one too , not used too much until now , I have to do something about. Do you use the 1:1 ring also?
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Lovely images, number 3 is brilliant, what amazing bokeh!
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3. Virginia creeper, really screams "Autumn!" for me. The colours are good enough to eat - beautiful
I have a puffball like number 4 that I found in a verge along a lane yesterday. I had a big chunk lightly fried for breakfast, with a mug of hot steaming tea. Yum I hope you took it home with you |
That is the ratty looking one of three I found on our property. We used to eat them but the last two times they gave my wife a very upset tummy. Both of those came from elsewhere not our own. So, now we no longer cook them. 
Here are the other two:
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| Hello ,Ron ! Nice pics !...and lens ! I have one too , not used too much until now , I have to do something about. Do you use the 1:1 ring also? |
I have both 15mm & the 25mm 1:1 ring. I usually only use the 15mm as I find I have to get too close with the 25mm.
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