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Development for the bug poster I had to create so I started looking at different patterns that I could apply to the bug and different colour schemes to the bug to see if it gave a different effect or feeling when certain colour schemes were applied.
Box and the Bug in the yard. I'm amused that the Bug is (even lowered) nearly as tall as Box, longer than Box, and not that much smaller overall.
The bug is sold and the guy buying it is supposed to come pay it off and pick it up tomorrow. Wanted to get some last shots before it goes away.
Found this little bug on my window screen when I got home from work. Have not seen one of these for a very long time.
My friend, Barb, LOVES her Bug.
When I was lending her a hand, one day recently, I had a Weekly Assignment on Photoworkshop.com, "Blue", floating lazily in the back of my mind.
I set about extracting images from Her Cerulean Highness.
Again, another color of the previous bug that i posted. It difficult to believe that they are one and the same
These shield bugs seem to be infesting our lime tree. But they look very attractive in the sunshine.
This fulfills the bug and midground requirement. The rock fills almost the entire frame because the slug was in the center of it, slowly making its way across, and it was difficult to include the dirt in the background while making the slug seem like the main subject since it’s so small. I focused on the side of the slug because I wanted to capture its shape, color, and texture.
I chose to use f/5.0 because it was gloomy but still bright outside. The 1600 ISO helped brighten the photo too. I used a shutter speed of 1/80 because I didn't want a blurry photo. I used a 50mm lens because I only wanted to focus on the slug.
The original photo was pretty dark so in post-processing, I increased exposure, increased whites, and decreased shadows to brighten the photo. There are also a few white areas so I decreased highlights to lower the brightness on those spots.
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This huge bug was near the entrance to my mom's place. I took this photo with my cell phone. You can read more about them here:
www.loyno.edu/lucec/natural-history-writings/wheel-bug-ar...
This leaf was literally covered in bugs, the majority fell off when I tipped it up for a picture. They seem to like this plant.
a Lopus decolor mirid bug from last year's cleared gorse sections on the Firehills of Hastings Country Park
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---------Shooting Data--------------
Date:October,3,2011
Time:08:57:24:PM
Camera:NIKON D7000
Lens:85
Lens(35mm eq.):127
ISO:1000
SS:1/50 @ f/4