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  1. 18-04-2010, 2:07pm #1
    milspec
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    Snake attack

    Here is one good reason why you don't use a macro lens for taking snake photos.
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  2. 18-04-2010, 2:08pm #2
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    omg that's classic!! how close were you to that python?! awesome photo by the way!
    Happy to take all constructive Critique, please don't rework or edit my photos. Thanks!

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  3. 18-04-2010, 2:25pm #3
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    So P&S cameras are useful then! He must have given you a fright.
    Regards, Rob

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  4. 18-04-2010, 3:25pm #4
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    Is he trying to tell you something. Amazing he loves your camera.
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  5. 18-04-2010, 4:26pm #5
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    How did you get pic.. if the python was on your ??? ... mmmm... LOL

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  6. 18-04-2010, 5:29pm #6
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    Wow snake skin strap
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