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The zombie apocalypse has begun! (Bugun?). Head for the hills (not that it will do any good).
So, does anyone know what species this was before it was turned into a zombie?
(Just to clear up any confusion, this is a perfectly healthy fly. I just think it looks like a zombie)
I don't shoot insects that much, but the blue on the wings caught my eye. I rarely see this type of dragonfly around my area. Looks like he's taking a break drinking from a straw.
Handheld with Canon 70-200mm f2.8 and SOOC.
Found in my Flickr archives. I just installed Elements 9 and my photos are stored on an unconnected external HD. I am short of time still, but managed to visit you all today (if I missed you let me know).
BTW, I bought CS5 (arrived today). When it came thet sent CS5 Extended which I think is CS5 plus more features like 3D imaging. Am I right ?
I found this nice insect on Crete island (Greece), when we were walking by the meadow there. I've never seen something like this before. It looks like a kind of grasshopper.
In EXPLORE - 13 January 2009, #474.
Latin name: Truxalis nasuta
(thanks for help with name)
Kamera | Camera: Sony a7II
Objektiv | lens: Elicar V-HQ 90mm f2.5 MACRO
Brennweite | focal lenght: 90mm
Blende | aperture: f8
Belichtungszeit | shutter speed: 1/350 s
ISO 1250
Software: Adobe Lightroom 6.12
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This beautiful creature was found in my compound walking backward slowly and then jumps invisibly fast about 6-7 metres.
None of the flies (or other insects) in my photos are frozen or dead. None have been manually 'posed'. All are photographed alive and well in their natural environment, unless they are being killed or eaten by another insect in the photo.
I was working out in the yard and when I walked by my garage I thought I had walked into a swarm of bees. They were everywhere but I quickly realized they were just ladybugs. I went inside for my camera and took a couple shots but it was freaky with these things landing all over me. They were in my hair, on my face, down my shirt. I couldn't take it. I took about 5 shots and had to get out of there. A couple of those little buggers even bit me. Other than mosquitoes, I've never been swarmed like that before. It was freaky. The weather was sunny and around 60 today so I am sure that had something to do with it.