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Both are lovely shots, although I think they could both do with a tad more DOF.
A portrait crop might work well for the mantis.
I generally bump up against the minimum focus distance of the 180 lens so getting DOF is nearly impossible. I might have to try backing off a bit to get some more DOF.
Canon 1D III
The exif for the hopper pic says f13.
With a decent flash you should have no probs using a smaller aperture to get more DOF.
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