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Topic: Macro
I liked this bubble reflection the best because of the hidden face in there! I love finding faces in things :)
Things are really getting heavier on my plate right now... so I hope you'll forgive me if it may take time for me to visit your streams... but I do look forward to seeing your wonderful works, as well... just be patient with me.
Have a Great weekend, my dear friends!
Distinguishable Spider...Jumping spiders are among the easiest to distinguish from similar spider families because of the shape of the cephalothorax and their eye patterns.
from Wikipedia
Nikon D90 + Tamron SP 90mm + Ringflash + Handheld.
This tiny damselfly went straight to me, to land on my arm. I guess it wanted me to shoot a quick portrait.
Ce tout petit Ceriagrion a foncé sur moi pour se poser sur mon bras. Je pense qu'il voulait que je lui tire le portrait.
This bugger flew into my tea! I scooped him out and he sat there drying himself off for a couple minutes so I grabbed the camera and took a couple shots before he flew off.
Uncropped 24mm reversed hand held. (DIY reverse mount + milk jug ring flash / diffuser )
Así tan intensamente contemplé la belleza,
que plena está mi vista de ella.
Líneas del cuerpo. Labios rojos. Miembros voluptuosos.
Cabellos como tomados de estatuas griegas:
siempre hermosos, aun cuando están despeinados,
y caen, un poco, sobre las frentes blancas.
Rostros del amor, tal como los anhelaba
mi poesía ... en las noches de mi juventud,
en mis noches, furtivamente, hallados...
Constantino Cavafis
The common greenbottle fly Phaenicia sericata . The maggots of this fly are known to prefer to consume dead tissue while leaving live tissue intact. In the past and even now they are used for debridement of wounds.
Lady Bug super macro photo taken with a Canon PowerShot XS10 IS using a Raynox DCR-250 Macro Lens. IMG_1878 This photo is untouched except for some minor cropping.