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from my new series from a recent studio capture, an experiment using a large lamp shade (working as a defuser), a studio light, tripod plus my fav macro lens
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from my new series from a recent studio capture, an experiment using a large lamp shade (working as a defuser), a studio light, tripod plus my fav macro lens
Best viewed large. This green lynx spider was trying to blend in with the background, but was just too beautiful to pull it off.
Clavel chino
TeorÃa heliocentrica: Planteada por Nicolás Copérnico al postular que la Tierra y los demás planetas giran en torno a un Sol estacionario.
Ha ha, it is working, waiting at its back and out of its eyes. When it getting relax, it will then open the beautiful wings..... :D
Saw near my home.
The beautiful shining blue can be viewed at particular angle.
With this highly friendly little, I can even shot a short video of its face change. :)
Toad again, it looks similar to the previous one (of the same type?) but much small in size (less than half).
Thus, a much bigger head relatively, and much cute. :)
i really don't know what this is, i don't think it's a flower, rather some decorative leave... if anyone has a clue please let me know! thanx ;)
I was taking a breath of fresh air at work when I spotted this little chap. It was lying in the footpath looking distinctly dead. However when I came back it was clearly breathing but rather stunned. It had either had a close encounter with a cat or more likely a bird. By the time I had fetched a camera it was starting to move a bit. After a few quick shots I though I had better leave it alone as it had a stressful few minutes. It was very small - the body was less than 2inches (5cm) long. The whiskers are huge in relation to its body. This was taken with my Ricoh's macro mode.
Not too sure which variety of mouse it is. It size suggests a harvest mouse but everything else suggests a very small wood mouse.
This is a different view of it.