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Photography • Insects • posted on Nov 11, 2007

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This guy seemed to be getting quite upset with his portrait session. Nikon D70 September 1st, 2007 Many Thanks for your views and comments on my last upload..."On the Edge"

ENJOY!

Comments (21)

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YARDOBE

8:48PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

These guys are cool...slow and meticulous in their doings...a great shot!

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amlondono

8:51PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Master of Macros !!!!!! Superb shot , Ana

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webdancer

8:51PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Oh, wow! This is fabulous!!!

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RobyHermida

8:55PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Wonderfully done!

stolta

9:15PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Great macro well done!!!!!!!!!!

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bclaytonphoto

9:17PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Wicked macro work..very well done.I don't know how you think about composition when your this close...but it worked

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choronr

9:17PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

This appears to be a Leaf Hopper. Great shot showing much detail, color and variance to this little guy's anatomy.

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kurtsart

9:22PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Awesome!

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gradient

9:24PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

For those wondering...this insect is about 10mm in length...or a little less than half an inch long. I am not positive, but I think it is a variety of shield bug. No color enhancements...pretty well straight out of the camera...just a bit of sharpening.

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babuci

9:46PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Perfect macro. Love the strong green color on both leaf and a bug.

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odie

10:22PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Very well done!

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twistednoodle

10:27PM | Sun, 11 November 2007

Looks to me like a stink bug! We get them on our citrus trees. The young ones are quite green but as they mature they change to an apricot colour. I've just taken a bunch off my grapefruit tree as they suck the goodness from the fruit as it forms. Anyhoo - Love this! Nice focus on the eyes - excellent composition!

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