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Five-bar Swordtail (Pathysa antiphates itamputi) pupation and eclosion 
Mostly X-T1 with 35mm + Raynox DCR-250 (before I had a dedicated macro lens)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 

Five-bar Swordtail (Pathysa antiphates itamputi) pupation and eclosion 
Mostly X-T1 with 35mm + Raynox DCR-250 (before I had a dedicated macro lens)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 

Five-bar Swordtail (Pathysa antiphates itamputi) pupation and eclosion 
Mostly X-T1 with 35mm + Raynox DCR-250 (before I had a dedicated macro lens)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 

hk_DSC2793bw2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
leicester_sq_DSCF2666abw by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
russell_square_DSCF7472bw2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
Two of them are not real...
2JAC6838_hms_belfast_150703-2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
DSCF3528_london_150915 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr

Before I turned to a combination of Peak Design and Black Rapid straps, I used to use Domke's 'Gripper Strap with Swivel Quick Release' with my X-T1s. Never had a problem with the swivels scratching the camera, though you'll have to watch how you position the strap when you stuff the camera into your bag - as long as it's brought to the front of the body and not resting against the LCD, it'll be fine. 

Before I turned to a combination of Peak Design and Black Rapid straps, I used to use Domke's 'Gripper Strap with Swivel Quick Release' with my X-T1s. Never had a problem with the swivels scratching the camera, though you'll have to watch how you position the strap when you stuff the camera into your bag - as long as it's brought to the front of the body and not resting against the LCD, it'll be fine. 

Five-bar Swordtail (Pathysa antiphates itamputi) pupation and eclosion 
Mostly X-T1 with 35mm + Raynox DCR-250 (before I had a dedicated macro lens)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 

(Is this open to all to post? Apologies if not - still new here!)
 
Kids are of my favourites subjects, but one of the most challenging because of the sensitivity.   I may be vertically-challenged and due to my small size I tire easily from carrying too much gear, but being a petite female does have its advantages... 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

The following is one of my street favourites, but it features the finger so I'm posting only the link here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/_husky_/16117159547
It's a famous barber shop but one ironically with very poor reviews, including impolite staff (as if you can't tell from the photo). Apparently the client laughed when she told him I just photographed them through the window, and at first I couldn't tell if she really meant that gesture or if she was fooling around with me. So I went round to the front of the shop, thinking to thank them and leave them my card (I had one other, better and less-controversial pic of them) as I quite often do when I'm 'discovered' by my subject/s while streeting, but was very rudely shooed away without so much as a chance to explain what I was doing. 

hk_DSC2793bw2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
leicester_sq_DSCF2666abw by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
russell_square_DSCF7472bw2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
Two of them are not real...
2JAC6838_hms_belfast_150703-2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
DSCF3528_london_150915 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr

hk_DSC2793bw2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
leicester_sq_DSCF2666abw by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
russell_square_DSCF7472bw2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
Two of them are not real...
2JAC6838_hms_belfast_150703-2 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr
 
DSCF3528_london_150915 by Jacqueline Lau, on Flickr