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I'm obviouly not that good at this...these two took me nearly an hour to capture, and well, they're not all that sharp. But as far as I can see that is the best I can hope for with the gear I have 
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Nice close-ups!
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Really good pics!
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ants are very difficult to capture in macro as they as sooo busy all of the time. You can improve your chances tho by a) putting down food for them to stop at. b) setting your camera on a tripod at a predetermined spot and ambush them on sports mode (if you have it.
Nice attempt tho.
Nice attempt tho.
