I'm pursuing my passions: writing prose (historical fiction, urban fantasy), photography, and poetry (mostly classical Gothic poetry). I am amazed at the creativity within this site. It is like looking at a gemstone: all the different art forms and styles are its facets. Oh, why PSDuck? I make duck noises, especially the "chuckle" and the "food call". Yeah, I talk to ducks, go figure. Done so since I was a child. PSDuck (Allen)
I also coach and mentor ESL college students.
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Comments (13)
mariogiannecchini
Scatto molto interessante! Shot very interesting!
ledwolorz
Fantastic macro.
alKhall
Amazing what nature can do, interesting pic sir.. :0)
efron_241
Looks like summer!
durleybeachbum
Lucky man!
shadownet
Amber always fascinated me. I remember in science class taking a piece of amber and rubbing it with a piece of silk cloth to generate strong static electricity.
mininessie
wow..hope you take more pic of them Allen! great shot!
wysiwig
This stuff has always fascinated me. Jurassic Park here I come!
NoelCan
Very good capture.. ;) I am sorry about not commenting sooner. I have been looking in another direction, trying to get some sense out of Poser8 in the forum. Also a short (overnight) stay in hospital..
debbielove
Very cool.. saw a Documentry a short while ago about this very thing! Thanks for the picture, mate! Rob
myrrhluz
Amber is fascinating, a connection with a life and time so distant. Lovely capture! Love to see more!
Buffalo1
Such amazing stuff and a fine shot to show us how it works. I understand these insects frozen in time can have quite a bit of value.
sanzi
It is mysterious that fly's appearance doesn't change for tens of thousands of years. It is a color of very wonderful amber.