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    Nice detail in these.
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    Nice series again, Mike. Wonderful details in the flowers. You must have been mainly in the shade for these ....
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    Nice set - last shot for me please.
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    Thanks for taking a look at these. Matt, it was Saturday afternoon, but very overcast with no sun or shadows, plus mostly in the forest. Sometimes I had to shoot at ISO 400. With new firmware for the Canon 7D, they have added Auto ISO which is nifty for shooting in these conditions.
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    All beautiful captures, but I am with Marko with that last shot the winner for me. Love the sharp detail, and the bold contrast.
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