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First macro and NOT a nice subject!!
Well it was all I could find that was tiny to show the detail!
Erm its a wax worm chrysalis. 
I need to learn much more about this macro stuff, but I like the way the detail is picked up.
Dawn.
Erm its a wax worm chrysalis. I need to learn much more about this macro stuff, but I like the way the detail is picked up.
Dawn.
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Nice detail Dawn! But yeah agree the subject is
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Good pic, it reminds me of a lava(may have been a different type) worm that..... I will stop there.
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That's fine for a first g ...don;t forget you can always spray a flower and then use your macro on the water drops 
(If you can't find anything else)
(If you can't find anything else)
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Thanks. I have done a couple more, bit better than those, Ill put them up tomorrow maybe.
Ill try the spray Mel.
Dawn.
Ill try the spray Mel.
Dawn.