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2 comments:
Ours also seem to be at their peak. Yours are looking great.
Trying any close ups with that new camera?
One of these days when I have some extra money I want to get a decent macro lens for the camera. Right now I've got a 28-90 which gives me the ability to get fairly close but anything really zoomed in just goes blurry.
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