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    Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    When the rain finally stops and you have a day off what do you do? Grab the camera of course and head out side. I didn't get out of the back yard but it sure was nice to slap the 105 Macro on the D700 and fire away. I'll bet a lot of you did the same thing. Feel free to post to this thread.
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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    Nice series, OT. That first one is great!
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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    The first is my pick of a great bunch.
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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    I think you just sold me on that lens.

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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    Thanks guys, the 105 macro opens a whole new world of photography in your backyard or just about anywhere.
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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    I too like them all but number one is my pick, Jeff
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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    Beautifully sharp!

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    Re: Saturday Morning in the Backyard

    Sharpness was helped with a small aperture made possible by being able to shot at a higher ISO with the D700. All hand held as well.
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