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Anteros, the Greek God of requited love. Piccadilly Circus, London

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Taken July 2008 by a site about to be demolished. Nikon D60, model: Pastor Andy Arguez

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Stuart. posted a photo:

If only this Egret was facing the other way, it would have made a perfect picture! Canon EOS 40D, Canon 100-400 L IS lens.

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Andreanna posted a photo:

One day this moth showed up at my apartment and hung out for about two days. It was 3 inches long and 6 inches wide in the wing span. It was beautiful and interesting to watch.

Polyphemus Moth

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foghornleg90 posted a photo:

This shot was taken with my new underwater camera (Canon 650IS). The lens is about an inch away from this beasty... testing the macro ability of the lens. I LOVE IT! The shutter is a touch slow on the reaction time, and the contineous shooting ability is also slow, but the shots you can get are very nice. I think this is the absolute best pocket camera I've ever seen... and 12.1 mega pixels makes this little beast a clear land option as a second or third camera to tote around. Canon's MSRP is $599 for the camera, the underwater housing is another $300ish.

The kids love it too, and I'll be posting some shots they've taken with it in the near future. It's very friendly camera... but the manual focus sucks. And I really wish they would have put the zoom in and out button in the thumb area (rather than the shutter finger), but out of all my cameras, this is a solid third favorite (most favorite pocket camera & underwater camera). Shutter speed & aperture are both easy to set. The autofocus & IS parts take a little getting used to. All in all, I'd give this little camera a solid 8 on a 1 to 10 scale on land, and for kids, beginners, pocket cameras, and underwater cameras it's an easy 9+! Hope this helps... and nope, I don't work for Canon. LOL Just like quality equipment.

This shot was taken outside the Ripley's Aquarium in Gatlinburg, Tennessee

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