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Another film shot from earlier in the summer: Nikkormat FT2, Kodak Ultramax 400 film, Vivitar Series One 70-210/3.5
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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Annales de la Société entomologique de Belgique
Bruxelles :Société entomologique de Belgique,1864-1924.
“There is a community of the spirit.
Join it, and feel the delight
of walking in the noisy street,
and being the noise.
Close both eyes
to see with the other eye.
Open your hands,
if you want to be held.
Sit down in this circle.
Quit acting like a wolf, and feel
the shepherd’s love filling you….
Be empty of worrying.
Think of who created thought!
Why do you stay in prison
when the door is so wide open?
Move outside the tangle of fear-thinking.
Live in silence.
Flow down and down in always
widening rings of being.
There's a strange frenzy in my head,
of birds flying,
each particle circulating on its own.
Is the One I love everywhere?”
-Rumi
In love with this poem ever since I read it.
Geen idee welk diertje dit is, hij zat net op het niet echt schone raam. Het blijkt een Suillia soort te zijn
Small insect in amber from Baltic outcrops. The measurement of this insec is 5 mm maximum. It is a dipeturs braquicerous 45 milion years old. Wiev of torax and heat
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 ?
This wasp was dragging its sedated victim to its burrow - we saw it drag the spider at least 50 m before we lost track of it in the leaf litter
Good numbers of Solomon's Seal Sawfly flying around the clump of Solomon's Seal this morning, slightly warmer weather (and the lack of bitter wind) has made it a hub of activity.
Taken using my 10x macro lens on my trip to the National Botanical Gardens this afternoon, Its such a fabulous place and a total delight for photographers.
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)