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Fourth place, venomous fangs of a small tarantula. (John-Oliver Dum/Courtesy of Nikon Small World)

To see the rest of the photos, visit the Washington Post using this link. Amazing images.
https://wapo.st/48ZztdJ

Thanks for sharing. Wonderful images. A perfect blending of art and science.

These photographers are on a whole other level.

clovishound wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 20, 2023 9:53 am

Thanks for sharing. Wonderful images. A perfect blending of art and science.

These photographers are on a whole other level.

We have some good photographers here too.

https://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic. ... ilit=Macro

Thanks, but I'm not even close to the level these folks are at.

Sometimes I feel a little wonky, like this, when looking through the camera.

clovishound wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 20, 2023 9:53 am

Thanks for sharing. Wonderful images. A perfect blending of art and science.

These photographers are on a whole other level.

And you have developed (pun intended) an enviable photographic skill set by studying and implementing best practices that produce images that are easily their equal. Your work is outstanding, CH. I'm glad you choose to share them with us.

Well, I gave up darkroom work years ago.

I would disagree that I am their equal, as I am sure the judges of this contest would, but I appreciate the compliment.

I am happy with my work in a way I never was when shooting film. Still, I have a lot of room for improvement, and am enjoying the journey.

I really enjoy posting some of my work here, as it gives me a chance to share images. For me, without sharing images, there would be no point in taking them. I will continue to share, until ya'll get sick of them.

clovishound wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 20, 2023 11:45 am

Well, I gave up darkroom work years ago.

Me, too. But it was great fun for a long time.