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Photo of the Day ~ Macro: Bugs and Closeups Category ~ April 30, 2008

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Just Dandy
by Robert Mann (rcmannjr) 
Camera:
Nikon D-200
Location:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
 
United States of America

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Amy Hopp commented on April 30, 2008 00:25:
This is super, Robert! Love the detail and that green.. Congrats!
Mark Houghton commented on April 30, 2008 02:48:
The lighting really makes this image stand out. Congrats on your POTD.
Helen McHugh commented on April 30, 2008 03:30:
Amazing detail captured here, Robert! Just beautiful! Congratulations!
Dave Longfellow commented on April 30, 2008 07:52:
Well done. Can you tell us something about your set-up? Multiple flashes?
Linn Smith commented on April 30, 2008 12:42:
Beautifully seen and even more impressively photographed...a lovely image! Congratulations on a super job!
Robert Mann commented on April 30, 2008 23:46:
THanks, Amy, Mark, Helen, Dave and Linn! I appreciate it very much. Thanks for the POTD, PV! Dave. I shot this in studio using 4 clamp lamps each with a 100w halogen bulb from various angles to light the subject. The image was shot at f/ 32 at 1.6 seconds, ISO-160 with my Sigma 50MM F2.8 Macro lens on tripod with cable remote.
Dave Longfellow commented on May 01, 2008 10:24:
Thanks for the info, Robert. BTW, I always enjoy your Philadelphia architectural details--lived there for a while and I enjoy trying to figure out where each shot was taken.

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