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The insects in this order are extremely diverse in their size, shape and colour. They are ranging in size from 1 to 110 millimetres in length. They are found all over the world. There are 80,000 described species in 37 families.
The name Hemiptera means 'half wing'. The Hemiptera are called 'true' bugs because everyone - entomologists included - tend to call all insects 'bugs'. That is a loose term, whereas the true bugs are just those contained within the insect order Hemiptera. Insects in the order hemiptera have a particular structure of the front wings from which the order gets its name.
Interesting story: Was cooking mushrooms on the grill. Looked down and though "I wonder what a marco shot would look like". The rest is history. I would have taken more shots, but we got hungry.
Herr is the other shot:
www.flickr.com/photos/vincehamilton/14922394590/in/photos...
Does this cute little flower look like an angel flying? I love to take tiny flowers which look more interesting than ordinarysize flowers. This flower is a size of a penny and yet with Macro magic looks so alive and flying!!!!
The youngest daughter was inspired by the Macro Mondays theme Lamp. She found the Carriage Lamps and spent ages setting up scenes and having fun with the subject. This is her favourite shot. Go Aisling!
This is a photo of an FM3 shutter speed dial taken on a Nikon D700.
Shot at 1250 IS0 !
Cropped in photoshop.
and my Mexico tshirt :D
I wanted to do a "Multi-me" shot but I couldn't finish it so, here you have the plan B...
hope you like it!
Silent shutter clicks,
Exposure paints ethereal,
Light's abstract whispers.
Infinite patterns,
Abstract exposure's delight,
Glimmers juxtapose.
A macro to start the week off.
And a little macro magic....B l a c k M a g i c
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/3.5
Focal Length: 105 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Silent shutter clicks,
Exposure paints ethereal,
Light's abstract whispers.
Infinite patterns,
Abstract exposure's delight,
Glimmers juxtapose.