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As my friend Edith said "We'll have luck today!" Then my mind always asking "What's will seeing later..." Shooting bugs is kind of luck and challenging. Sometime catching nothings while only blood donated in jungle; sometime bugs just follow you everywhere. Or maybe playing hide and seek with you. Therefore, whatever is. Share another funny bug's shot with you :)
I always like the surface patterns on invertebrates. This one looks like a labyrinth.
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We hiked down the south side of Mt. Race on the Appalachian Trail (a section of trail I maintain) into the bottom of Sage's Ravine which forms the border between Connecticut and Massachusetts.
There was moving water in the ravine but there were calm spots near the shore where ice had formed. Getting to those spots was tough because the trail was iced over and slippery in places but not bad enough for us to have brought micro-spikes along. Getting a few ice pattern shots motivated me to carefully climb down to the edge and hold the camera out with my right hand while holding onto a tree with my left hand.
By the way, one-handed control and shooting is a nice feature of the Ricoh GR; one can do almost everything with the right hand. Holding steady is the biggest challenge. Spray and pray is the way under these conditions.
The pattern is blogged here. If you make one, please please tag it #patchworkdeathstar. I'd love to see it.
(Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL; 04.05.2008; 1/50 at f/13; ISO 100; white balance: Auto; focal length: 18 mm)
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LOVE this variation of an endless chain block by Cynthia at Ahh Quilting. Please note: I DID NOT make this quilt. I am borrowing the image from Cynthia's website: ahhhquilting.blogspot.com/2012/02/central-park-kaleidosco...
I forgot about this one!
Pattern will be published in an upcoming book by Stash Books!
(to be blogged)
I was out on one of the first frosty mornings some time ago just when the sun was about to rise. All the vegetation was covered in a thin layer of ice crystals.
Thank you for all of your favorites and comments and don't hold back on constructive criticism since that is what truly makes us better photographers.
Explore - Mar 15.13 #363
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I need to do more night photography!
Solar lamp in our neighbour's garden casts its light on the surrounding snow. This is a colour shot.
Best when viewed on black.