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Bees and Other Insects.

Aussie_blueyAussie_bluey Registered Users Posts: 593 Major grins
edited June 4, 2005 in Holy Macro
:DI like how its wings are a blur.
:rofl Laugh at life, otherwise you will cry.:rofl

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    Aussie_blueyAussie_bluey Registered Users Posts: 593 Major grins
    edited June 2, 2005
    Feet First
    :DAnother of a Bee coming in for a landing.
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    Aussie_blueyAussie_bluey Registered Users Posts: 593 Major grins
    edited June 2, 2005
    Leaf Insect
    My grandson pointed this insect out to me, very weird creature indeed. :):
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    Aussie_blueyAussie_bluey Registered Users Posts: 593 Major grins
    edited June 2, 2005
    Stick Insect eating
    This Insect was in the same area as the Leaf Insect. mwink.gif
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    HiggmeisterHiggmeister Registered Users Posts: 909 Major grins
    edited June 2, 2005
    Hi Tim,
    I like the colors and capture of #2. The bee stands on it's own while the destination has nice color. #4 is my favorite though, almost abstract :D .

    Chris

    A picture is but words to the eyes.
    Comments are always welcome.

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    nzmacronzmacro Registered Users Posts: 200 Major grins
    edited June 3, 2005
    Interesting looking beasts and perspectives. Great colours. Are you using diffused flash on these or straight flash ???

    All the best and darn good ratios.

    Danny.
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    Aussie_blueyAussie_bluey Registered Users Posts: 593 Major grins
    edited June 3, 2005
    Thanks everyone for your comments, NZmacro, I used the camera's inbuilt flash.
    Tim:D
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    nzmacronzmacro Registered Users Posts: 200 Major grins
    edited June 3, 2005
    Howdy. Try diffusing the inbuilt flash with a small piece of printing paper over the flash, just held on with a small rubber band. It might help with more even lighting Tim.

    All the best over the ditch thumb.gif

    Danny.
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    Aussie_blueyAussie_bluey Registered Users Posts: 593 Major grins
    edited June 3, 2005
    Thanks NZmacro
    Thanks NZmacro, I will try that next time. Would a piece of Tissue work as well? :D
    Tim
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    wholenewlightwholenewlight Registered Users Posts: 1,529 Major grins
    edited June 3, 2005
    Aussie_bluey wrote:
    My grandson pointed this insect out to me, very weird creature indeed. :):
    I used to think Australia was the place for me to spend an extended holiday . . . and then I saw your shot of this bug / creature! Whoa, he looks like some sort of 'badass punk" praying mantis. :uhoh

    Cool National Geographic looking pics
    john w
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    I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
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    Jekyll & HydeJekyll & Hyde Registered Users Posts: 170 Major grins
    edited June 4, 2005
    J: All nice shots Tim, but that last one absolutely Rocks!

    H: Sometimes unusual lighting will win the day.
    J&H
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