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Half a male earwig and the remains of 2 isopods (I think), with 2 cucumber tendrils. Scanned at very high resolution, then retouched in Photoshop.
These large (over an inch long) green beetles have been flying around our yard and dying on our porch. They are apparently fig beetles, which may bode ill for our fig crop. At least they are pretty! Unsurprisingly, they are in the scarab family.
Lighting: An SB-900 in a 28" softbox camera right, and an SB-800 with a snoot through some white nylon camera left.
230/365
This 5X7 print was made for a friend in exchange for her comics. If you are interested in the Bug Boys please visit her tumblr here: laurark.tumblr.com/
Carrera de Libres Puebla, Junio 2007
1er. Lugar Pil. Efrén E. Huerta Sánchez y Cop. José BenjamÃn Huerta Sánchez
it was actually the same color orange as mine, but a 71 instead of a 74. i'm not sure why my camera decided it was red. cameras aren't designed for the candy colors of the early 70s automobile!
General failure reading drive C
Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail?
Airports should run something better than Windows. [See comments.]
Beautiful cool blue shield bug. Zicrona caerulea Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. ID credit: Alex Rădac. More bugs and macro photography stuff: orionmystery.blogspot.com/
Look at this face, no wonder they call them Baby Faces... Only "his" mother could love him!
Another note- they are soft & not hard, so you don't want to step on one of these
Showing some anxiety about approaching Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck for a photo at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio
Bugs made with found objects including: scrap metal springs, keys, auto sparkplug, wire; also glass and ceramic beads. Crawling on mesquite root.
.Shield bug nymph,
Natural light, tripod, timer, live view: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2010/10​/tips-on-shooting-wit...
Mating bugs.....the wind made it very difficult to make pictures as the flowers were constantly moving. It didn't bother these two lovebugs however...
We went out for a day of hiking and nature shooting in the New Territories in Hong Kong. As it was an overcast day with a lot of haze, we decided to switch to macro. It is amazing how many bugs you can find just in a single path while walking around and actually looking for them...You need a different eye too if you switch from wideangle landscapes to macro..... These orange, red and white creatures caught my eye and only through the lens I saw they were mating......and very much look like colorful cockroaches.... I couldn't let this chance go by and shot some action ;-))