File:Through the looking glass (4318065374).jpg
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| Description | If your macro lens can only take you so close, looking through a 10X lens is the next best thing when you want to get a look at small things. Tiny spiders on the window sill. Como NSW Australia, January 2010. |
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| Source | through the looking glass |
| Author | John Tann from Sydney, Australia |
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