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    Found this one in the woods at Silchester.
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    Excellent capture Paul. Well done

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    Thank you very much

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    Great capture Paul. nice and sharp throughout.Wasnt sure about the DOF on your centipede pic but no problem here. Well done.
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    Oh yes, that's a cracker, well done Paul.
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    Thank you both. I know what you mean that one was one of my first macro pictures.

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    Not just good macro 'stuff' but good on ID too Paul.

    Pete.

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    Thank you pete.

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