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The next generation of lynx, staking out territory -
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A couple of beetles enjoying their time in the sun -
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Are you talking about the loss of color If it is, there is nothing you nor your camera can do about it. It is what happens when bright light passes through a slit or such gap in a dark foreground barrier. the smaller the opening, the greater the diffraction. At least that is what I remember... -
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Couple of birds at the lake today- wev
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Bevis and Butthead were back today, but stayed way out in the middle of the lake -
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Light is going, so two more to finish the day -
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These big black bumble bees are like crows -- they seem to absorb light -
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Might actually be a fly, but beggars can't be chosers -- about 1/8" long -
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A vain little spider admiring its reflection in the edge of my wine glass