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Our cold wet summer has given little opportunity to photograph insects close up.
So, one of the best weeks of the year, early September, time to catch up on that macro work.
I don't know his name...But it lives in stagnant water… Etangs, ponds, marsh !
Je ne connais pas son nom....Mais il vit dans les eaux stagnantes...Etangs, mares, marais !
Barry attempts to fool my camera's autofocus with a spoon! Lipstick tower visible over Barry's shoulder. Eating at the Bridge Tavern, Old Portsmouth.
Not very good on insects. These were on the outside of the window when I opened the curtains this morning.
A bunch of Harlequin Bugs rioting and heading for the ramparts. Shot with Nikkor 28-105 1:2 macro at 105mm, plus 68mm of extension tubes. Lit with remotely-triggered sb-800 strobe.
Well, I've never said anything about being able to take decent Dragonfly-photos...
This is one of my best, and I feel an compelling urge to have at least ONE rep of this family, so here it is.
Photographed in Pipa, NE Brazil, Dec 4 2004.
This little thing fell right on my brother in law's shoulder as we were putting together my niece's play set on Easter. Not sure what it is, but when I got a look at it I knew I wanted a picture of it.
Gomphurus ventricosus, male, Gomphidae. University of Michigan Biological Station, Cgeboygan County, Michigan,
the day i found Saxo *see photoset about my furry friend here* it was raining and overcast, so the day wasn't really suitable for anything but portraits. of insects...