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Posted by wtracyparnell on Wed Jan 21, 2015 10:23 pm

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This is a common caterpillar in the late summer/early fall:

D7000, Sigma 150, 1/250 @ f16 ISO 200, SB-R200 with diffuser, handheld.
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by Matthew Pugh on Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:14 am
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Hi

A fine up close composition and a super subject pose that certainly adds a good overall visual appeal to the shot. I like it overall, although I would tend to feel the flash exposure is perhaps resulting in a double shadow look? Perhaps I am off base in that comment? Either way a good study/image of an interesting subject


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Beautiful details and curling pose - fine image.
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Lovely curves and beautiful detail of the colours and markings!
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by wtracyparnell on Thu Jan 22, 2015 4:27 pm
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Matthew Pugh wrote:Hi

A fine up close composition and a super subject pose that certainly adds a good overall visual appeal to the shot. I like it overall, although I would tend to feel the flash exposure is perhaps resulting in a double shadow look? Perhaps I am off base in that comment? Either way a good study/image of an interesting subject


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Matthew-Yes there does seem to be a double shadow, I hadn't noticed that.
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by NiagaraMike on Fri Jul 10, 2015 5:24 pm
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Great job of catching those amazing stripes without glare from the shiny skin. Detailed image!
 

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