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Shot in Louisville, Summer of 2010.
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The cockroach was my first attempt to fold an insect. My objective was first to get the six legs and the feelers and then collapse the paper to give the body and the head. Admittedly, this is not an economic use of paper, but the result justifies the means.
It was getting way too dark for me to be out taking photos, so these are bad. I love the little mainland cockroaches though. They seem much more visible than the secretive Tasmanian ones.
One of the insects wandering around on the tracks at night near our campsite were cockroaches.
Photos: Oct 2015
This little guy was hoping to use the toilet paper as a treadmill for some exercise, but there was too much friction and he just fell off.
Not everyone's favorite creature, but I studied insect drawing for a year, and they are fascinating creatures! Unfortunately I no longer have the fuller drawings, so I post this 'overview'.
When you put an insect in a jar---and it calms down---you see that insects are amazingly segmented creatures: They have all kinds of moveable parts, and there are so many types...after a while, I thought, "holy cow: these things are walking around everyday, and they're a street fair!" I call this dude "Eddie" (Why not?) (It was between that and "King Philip III of Spain," but that name was taken, so I stuck with "Eddie".) I let him outside after I drew him. Wasn't too fond of making him a boarder...
I thought this was an albino cockroach, then I realised it just emerged from the exoskeleton (right) and is waiting for it to harden and colour up
Designed and folded by me. Folded from one unsut square of Origamido paper. Folded July 2009. Designed in February of 2008.
Actually an older design I decided to pick up again because I liked it so much. The base is very unique as it allows for toes as well as spines on all 6 of the legs.
And so Jon wouldn't get mad I actually used some size on the paper before I folded it :3
Found at La Selva Biological Station, near Puerto Viejo de Sarapiquí. Heredia Province, Costa Rica.
ID help appreciated.
Single exposure, uncropped, handheld, in situ. Canon MT-24EX flash unit, Ian McConnachie diffuser.
ok, finally got around to designing something, after a long long time.
we have exams from tomorrow so i'm not sure how i'm gonna go with it :P
but anyhow good luck guessing :)
American cockroach and Madagascar cockroach by Brian Chan.
Both models folded from 15*15 cm Ogami paper. From CP.
Found on Hilltop Rd bibbulmun track just southwest of Hilltop Lookout, ESE of Walpole. Western Australia, Australia.
Bark Cockroach - Laxta sp.? Found under bark of log/fallen tree in tingle and karri forest.
Found in this general vicinity: 34.98544S 116.76392E.
Single exposure, uncropped, handheld, in situ. Canon MT-24EX flash unit, Ian McConnachie diffuser.
One of the insects wandering around on the tracks at night near our campsite were cockroaches.
Photos: Oct 2015
I don't always photograph cockroaches, but when I do, I pick only the cool ones. Subfamily: Panesthiinae ? Genus? ID help appreciated. Selangor, Malaysia.
More cool cockroaches of Malaysia: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2013/10/cockroaches-are-cool.html
Can you identify any adaptations for male-male combat in these photos? (Compare the males and females!)
Photo by Chris Boccia
A week of posting on my blog coming up... step son Dan has us all thinking "vampires" (and rubbery cockroaches!!) as he approaches the date to start shooting his end of year short film that will complete his first year at film school. Yes, it is a vampire film. We are so proud of him :)
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Voici les règles:
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Le premier article qui sort est le nom de ton groupe.
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Les derniers mots de la dernière citation de la page sont le titre de votre premier album.
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La 3e image, quelle qu'elle soit, sera la pochette de ton album.
4 - Utilise Photoshop, Paint ou autre pour associer ces 3 éléments.
(la photo originale)