Father and Son by giancarlo17

Photography • Macro • posted on Nov 30, 2005

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Photography made by Giancarlo in 1982 in Emilia - Italy with his manual camera Canon F1 and a Macro Lens (the original shot was a slide) No postwork, only framed with Photoshop 7 This evening, I would like to made a duo.... Giancarlo and Nathalie in a different way !!!! This macro is incredible ! I've never seen before this shot a small grasshopper on the back of one of his parents !!!! It's something more classic for mammals, but in the world of the insects... And it's an incredible shot ! Tell me what you think about it Thank you for all your kinds comments on the Macro of Giancarlo posted yesterday : "Magic Flowers" And thanks to Michel and Jan-Carel for the name of this flower... Have a wonderful evening my friends !!! Nathalie, for, and always with Giancarlo ("nathalie06" on Renderosity)

Comments (10)

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Zacko

4:35PM | Wed, 30 November 2005

Aw! Hes going piggy back riding! So cool! I gotta hand it to you Nathalie...not actually managed to upload 2 disgusting shots in one day, LOL. Excellent work indeed!!!! #;O)

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kansas

5:58PM | Wed, 30 November 2005

A great shot of this baby on the back of another grasshopper.

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kimariehere

6:41PM | Wed, 30 November 2005

what an incredible marco he did !! awesome !!!! never seen anything like this with a hopper!!

dsad

11:52PM | Wed, 30 November 2005

There is a certain elegance to this. Facinating shot.

cricounette

12:13AM | Thu, 01 December 2005

Belle photo, quels dails gros bravo ! elles ont aussi fini dans une assiette ?

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zulaan

4:31AM | Thu, 01 December 2005

J'ai dvu et photographile me cas de figure. Mais celdit je pencherai plut pour la the d'un couple, le me ant souvent sensiblement plus petit que la femelle dans le monde des insectes... Amiti.

Egmont

2:56PM | Thu, 01 December 2005

I hate to spoil your lovely thoughts, but my guess is that we have two grasshoppers mating. This is based upon the position of her legs, now in a non defensive mood. Also check the curved abdomon end of her body towards the male. Never the less, an incredible shot and thank you for sharing.

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