Last summer capture

JetCrocodile

Hi!


I hope that weather will allow to shoot macros at least a couple of weeks more, but summer is over.








Regards,

Sven


P.S:

I was absent for a while. Summer here in Tallinn is much colder and rainy compared to usual, so I decided to restore balance and escape for a while.
Inspired by Gerald Durell's book I hoped to see great variety of insects in Corfu, but except a few dragonflies which flew quite high and a few spiders did not see anything interesting. :cry. Of course the place is nice for landscape and especially night photography . But for macros, perhaps one should go in spring.

Lord Vetinari

Good ones- esp like the angle /composition of #1
Brian V.

GOLDENORFE

good shots, you will have to shoot raindrops instead! think we will have couple more months of bugs before starts getting cold.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Skippy

JetCrocodile wrote:

Hi!

I hope that weather will allow to shoot macros at least a couple of weeks more, but summer is over.

Regards,

Sven

P.S:

I was absent for a while.
Summer here in Tallinn is much colder and rainy compared to usual,
so I decided to restore balance and escape for a while.

Inspired by Gerald Durell's book I hoped to see great variety of insects in Corfu, but except a few dragonflies which flew quite high and a few spiders did not see anything interesting. :cry.

Of course the place is nice for landscape and especially night photography . But for macros, perhaps one should go in spring.

Hmmmmmmm well it seems Brian and Paul and Phil have this unlimited supply of bugs at their disposal, almost seems unfair doesn't it Sven

You see them posting day after day with new found critters,
and I sit here in amazement as to how many different varieties they come up with.

Least you found a couple of bugs to photograph
Two good shots Sven, the tip of that plant with the fly in it sure looks sharp.

Thanks for sharing Sven ... Skippy
.

Paul Iddon

Love the angles and colours.

Paul.