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Biggest Dust Bunny Every!!!
Hi all
I was out yesterday trying out my new ball head and L-plate and snapped this photo. 
I know it is not a spectacular picture but I was saying a few swear words when I sore what I thought was a large dust bunny to the left and above the top dish. On closer inspection it turned out to be the biggest dust bunny I have ever seen 
It never ceases to amaze me how much detail the D70 can pick up even if it is only 6MP. I certainly did not see the plane while I was taking the shot. Paul D
Paul
They call the Giotto a rocket for a reason you know. Can get rid of these big DBs in a flash  Peter
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Paul D,
I had a similar thought when I returned from a working trip to Goulburn and found what I thought to be a Dust Bunny in the sky: 
Closer examination revealed that my anguish was in vain: 
It was a bird getting home late for dinner. Cheers, _______________
Walter "Photography was not a bastard left by science on the doorstep of art, but a legitimate child of the Western pictorial tradition." - Galassi
Someone has managed to throw a hat very high in the air!!!
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Living in poverty due to my addiction to NIKON... Is there a clinic that can help me?
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