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    Fantastic shot, Joe!

    How do you get them to stay so still?

    Super Glue on the flowers?

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    That's a nice shot Joe, love the Marbled White.
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    Catherine, again this was first for me. Just track them in the viewfinder and shoot a burst as they settle. If they stay still really steady yourself and camera and get the shot you want, just like a sniper.

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    That's a lovely clear shot, Joe, very nice. I am a great believer in the 'superglue' method though

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    The problem is knowing where to put the superglue.

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    It is a bit of a hit and miss affair, Joe, but it's a good tactic if you 'stick with it'

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