L.v. vulgaris breeding pair

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Very nice pictures. They are made with a digital camera I presume? What type of camera do you use and how do you use it (focus, flash).
 
Hi Sergé,
Olympus e-20p
36mm 1:2.4
1/125s
f11, built - in flash. I use very small aquarium and stuff that I can find on locality.
 
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