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...I know this is Friday Night Photos of Love, but I had to throw some humor in tonight. I am sorry for posting and running this week...very busy, but there were three special birthdays this week. My deepest thanks to those that still visited my pics, even though I wasn't around.
...I hope you're enjoying a romantic evening with the one you love, my friends, and I hope you're enjoying it with a little humor, a little fun.
~~~ Suppertime ~~~ from The Little Shop of Horrors
...view on Black
*** thank you, my friends, for your wonderful support...seen in Explore #99 1/22/09 ***
this syrphid fly (otherwise known as a hoverfly) looks like he's taking a vacuum cleaner to the daisy
I was just looking for something ugly & small, here it is on graph paper...No crop... You learn something every day. I didn't know the lines on graph paper are dots.
on Explore! Sept. 17, 2008
Still part of my experiment on my rat figurine with my 50mm + extension tubes... just can't get enough of this 50!
HBW, everyone!!!
...to smile. :)
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II + Hoya 4X close-up filter
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this dragonfly kept flying back to the same spot i wondered if i could get a shot of it landing... alas, after about 15 shots i was finally able to get what i wanted! thank goodness for the flash...
Weekend blues...Hi everyone...thought of taking a short rest and do some catching up with your postings...Enjoy your weekend everyone. Cheers, Ringgo.
Nikon D700 + Nikon 105mm f/2.8G AF-S VR + Ring flash + Handheld.
Size: 1.5mm body; look like a mosquito from a distance ? until you see the big yellow eyeball.
Acknowledgement: Thanks to Ricky Santos, aka. Arbil, who identified this insect !
A hummingbird moth keeps a vigilant eye on the camera as it momentarily sucks nectar. These nimble, furry little creatures flit rapidly from flower to flower, so I use the technique of setting up the camera on a tripod, focusing on a flower. . . and waiting. Re-focus was on the eye. Nikon D300; ƒ9; 1/640 sec. Taken 23/07/08; 11:02:23. My garden in Oradour Fanais, France. View On Black View LARGE
More hummingbird moth shots in my: Close-up & Macro (Set)>
On Explore #163, Sept. 03, 2008
The long weekend is over, have a great week!!
I am away, once again, on business for the week but will try to keep up with your streams.
Wait. Don't clean that yet. Yup, that's what I said to the misses right after she got through making some homemade blueberry syrup. The spoon covered with syrup just caught my eye and screamed macro. It's a weird subject but it works.
The Ant Bully Series
I got interested in taking macros of these ants after I watched the movie called "The Ant Bully", so I am dedicating all the series to all of you "Lucas (Peanuts), The Destroyer" out there. Have mercy!!!