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Life in the undergrowth. you just have to look. Preferably with some optical aid...
Canon 5D and EF 50mm f/1.8 with extension tube.
dont know whats this actually , have seen this very often , but neva taken a snap .. guess this is not that bad!
acabando estoque de fotos, tah na hora de descarregar a máquina :) alias,
Feliz Pascoa atrasado, pois eu não estava em santa maria, não pudi ter o acesso!! :)
Now this was fun! What I thought was a novel concept, shooting the fireworks from Bug Light Park, turned out to be nothing new to the thousands of people who live in the area. I had never been down to Portland for the 4th of July display before, so I was surprised to see how many people turned out here. I set up camp down on the rocks and watched a really nice sunset and then waited about an hour for fireworks.
As I was waiting, I hear a shout, "Ben Williamson!". What the hell? I turned around to see who could recognize me in the dark, from behind, when I recognized the voice, my friend Stephen Beckwith of Scenes of Maine Photography. Haha! It was great to see him and I wasn't really surprised when I thought about it. Of course he would be here. He set up his tripod about 10 feet behind me and we chatted for a bit.
The fireworks were easy to expose against the sky and foreground for about 20 minutes into the display. After that, it got too dark to capture the full dynamic range without resorting to unnatural devices. The people lined up along the fence were a bonus, in my opinion. I moved down low to get them silhouetted against the sky and fireworks. What a scene. Pure Maine Summer!
When we adopted Ozzy in 2003, the Safe Animal Shelter was caring for him and calling him "Big John - the Love Bug." Apparently, he loved EVERYONE there - all the people, all the cats, just everyone. Some feral cat, lol! As you can see, he has continued his loving "cattitude" at our home. This is a 2007 photo of Ozzy with Sammie, who was very young here, and very very shy. We love all of our kitties, but Ozzy has a special place in our hearts. Well, then again, so do Moo, Sam, Mel, and Zack! This is about Oz, though. :-)
couple of bug shots from yesterday ,it was upside down on the garden table so had to use normal macro due to its wriggling the second shot is upside down OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Had a weekend away gigging with a band at a VW show at Sandown race course, bumped into John Terry too.
taken at the show and added to my normal back ground
Skewered bugs for the gastronomically brave, served at the Donghuamen snack street in Beijing. Sigma macro.
Explore: 2009.06.21 #420
Tried fiddling around with Picnik - didn't realize I could do this effect.
I know I shouldn't say this and I know everything has a purpose - but I hate these things. They give me the creeps. There I am sitting in the garden, minding my own business, when one of these brutes lands on my arm and tucks in. Yuuuugh.
Anyone know what kind of bug skin this is?
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I took some shots of this bug in my lawn chair and I had a surprise when I opened them.
It was a lady and she laid 2 eggs just in front of me =)