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Fast Focus Practice

This is a discussion on Fast Focus Practice within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; We have been covered up with carpenter bees this year for some reason and they have turned the yard into ...

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    We have been covered up with carpenter bees this year for some reason and they have turned the yard into a no holds bar cage match. So I thought I would use them to practice focusing on on moving objects. Some great practice it was too. Got a few, and I mean few, halfway decent shots of the little guys. They were about 10-15 feet from me and headed towards Mach 1.
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    wow, well done!!!
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    I agree. Nice capture.
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    Good shots!

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    Excellent! The detail on those guys are amazing. Well done!
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    Thanks!
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    I like the first one - the bee seems to have a plan in that one. hard to catch, good job.
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    Wow excellent detail.
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    It's great practice for sure! I too dig the detail here - Nice!
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    Great shots. Like the detail.

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