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Three individuals of Macroscopic Solutions, LLC captured the images in this database collaboratively.
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Mark Smith M.S. Geoscientist
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Daniel Saftner B.S. Geoscientist and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer
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Annette Evans Ph.D. Student at the University of Connecticut
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As I was standing beside the butterfly garden, trying to find a unique insect or flower, this mourning cloak landed at my feet. It stayed there long enough for me to take this one shot, then flew away.
There is something so elegant about this butterfly. The deep red with blue tones would be difficult to replicate with paint, I would think. The lacy cream edge is perfectly set off by the row of blue dots. It is, indeed,reminiscent of a Victorian mourning cloak in its rich, dark coloring and fancy accents.
Stick insect. Ramulus sp. ?
I just love stick insects, they are excellent model for natural light shots :D. Well, except those with wings, maybe as some of them will just fly away:D
Natural light macro: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2010/10/tips-on-shooting-with-n...
HAPPY NEW YEAR to all MY FLICKR FRIENDS - Blessings to you.
A stick insect in the act of changing it's skin.
At the moment of death, the body disintegrates, but the spirit is made perfect.
FEAR NOT DEATH.
Addendum: I created the photo to express Halloween fun and humour until this enigmatic song came to mind. It sent me into deep introspection instead.
drink up, baby down
mmm, are you in or are you out
leave your things behind
'cause it's all going off without you
excuse me, too busy you're writing your tragedy
these mishaps
you bubble wrap
when you've no idea what you're like
so let go, jump in
oh well, whatcha waiting for
it's alright
'cause there's beauty in the breakdown
so let go, just get in
oh, it's so amazing here
it's alright
'cause there's beauty in the breakdown
it gains the more it gives
and then it rises with the fall
so hand me that remote
can't you see that all that stuff's a sideshow
such boundless pleasure
we've no time for later now
you can't await your own arrival
you've 20 seconds to comply
---------- Happy Halloween, Friends!! ----------
Nikon D7100 / Nikkor 50mm f1.8 AI-s 'Pancake' @ f2.8.
This lens is the MK III version, which were manufactured in Japan between August 1985 and December 2005.
My website: stevemillward.com