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spider with prey on rudbeckia. the original orientation was flipped. the spider was actually upside down on the flower
I discovered yesterday our hummingbirds had gone, and then this flower opened before my eyes. I watched the whole thing from start to finish. It was awesome! When nature takes away one thing of beauty it replaces it with another, yes?
Busy but good...This week has been pretty hectic with design and video editing of a corporate video. Coming up, tomorrow - 6 to 7 Nov, few of my photos are being selected for the Satok Fest 2010 photo exhibition...I will keep you posted with some pictorial capture of the two-day events from time to time....As for now, I bid all my flickr friends a nice and safe weekend...You all have been wonderful and a source of my inspiration...Good day!...
Nikon D90 + Tamron SP 90mm + Ring Flash + Handheld.
crab spider in Echinacea. this is the underside of the flower with the spider hanging upside down. I flipped it for more dramatic effect. my bad
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Delphinium is a stately, elegant perennial that is a standard in English cottage gardens. Mounds of dark green, glossy foliage are adorned with huge spikes of showy, spurred flowers in early summer. Another common name is larkspur, although this name usually refers to annual varieties.
66th Imagoism Thursday
Pinoy Kodakero
Our tribute to a very talented artist and wonderful friend, imago2007
We at Pinoy Macro are deeply saddened by our Beloved President, Her Excellency Corazon C. Aquinos death ! Our Condolences to her family !
Resin treat....While the vast majority of wasps play no role in pollination, a few species can effectively transport pollen and therefore contribute for the pollination of several plant species, being potential or even efficient pollinators and thus they are crucial to the survival of their host plants.
from Wikipedia
Nikon D700 + Nikon 105mm f/2.8G AF-S VR + Ring Flash + Handheld.
I had a bit of a dragonfly bonanza day today. Got shots of three different types of widow skimmer dragonflies. They held still, and there were plenty of them. I'm wondering if they like my butterfly bushes or something else? I am mostly fascinated by and focusing on their heads and eyes so sometimes the wings aren't in perfect focus. There will be more dragonfly pictures so hope my friends don't get tired of them!
HAPPINESS...
- a clear MRI on a brain scan....??
- having more than enough in each area of life....??
- being at peace with oneself and the world...??
- the feeling of da continual efffort in makin urself better...??
- that sense of warmth that begins at the core of the soul...??
or
those sweet lil' things we do for each other,or making-up after those lil' fights........??
(these were all how different people defined happiness.....)
This spider was a tiny little thing that Caroline spotted inside a flower today. It was an overcast day so Im surprised the colours have come out ok. Im not sure what this little guy was looking for....
Canon 300D
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1/100sec | f/3.5 | 100mm | ISO 100
Photoshop CS
Explore - 20 June 2009 #11