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02/18/12
Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS
f/8, 1/800 sec, ISO-3200
Shallow depth of field.
I am drawn towards pictures that provoke emotions. I was trying to portray the feeling of trapped, isolated, stuck as life passes you by. I chose this spot in particular to emphasize the feeling of trapped behind a fence from the rest of the world, caged as life passes you by.
I've been reflecting on my Trapped Man series that got its start in February of 2017 and intensified as the chaos of that time rolled over mankind.
So here are my 2 Lil Fly Traps! Venus 2.0 (left) looks so well done and AWESOME in comparison with my very first Venus (right). I love them both very much tho, I've just gotten better than before ^~^
Caught this moth in my fly trap, shot it at ten frames per second so there are quite a lot similar. Best viewed in slideshow
This was a fun picture. I was sitting on the catch trap taking this picture. In a little bit, I'll show you a picture where I was hanging upside down to get the 'better angle' shot.
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that's all i ask, i live off credits. not money.
The trap clearly says, "Mouse Trap" on it. I have never seen a frog anywhere near my house and had no idea that there were any around. I feel bad, as I obviously don't want to kill all the wildlife in the neighbourhood. It must have been a fluke-he couldn't have been going after the cheese. I went from the luckiest mouse in the neighbourhood, to the unluckiest frog.
Kingdom | Richmond, VA | December 12, 2011
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Fred (drums).
The Trap @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy (Geneva), Switzerland, 25.08.2017.
(c) Christophe Losberger
After a couple of failed attempts last month (due to a poor set up) I finally got my moth trap to work.
(And when I say moth trap, I mean a bed sheet laid on the bench, with a UV lightbulb positioned above it)
Anyway, I ended up identifying 8 different species, along with two more that I haven't manged to ID.
I can't wait for the net time I do this.... see what else comes up