#3- Katydid Nymph by NightGallery
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Last one in a series of 3 shots. Really loved this angle. Remember this little dude is only about 5mm in body length. You really have to be in the right place right time to even see these.. lol.
Thanks for all the comments on the other 2. Have a good weekend all.
-Bruce
Don't forget FULL SIZE!
Comments (19)
kgb224
He/She is a monster.Another fabulous capture my friend.
rocserum
If youre small, its a sceary animal seeing it coming to get you! excellent macro! RS
flora-crassella
it looks sooo fantastic!!! GREAT macro!!!!!!!!!!!!
durleybeachbum
How you do these remarkable shots is a mystery, but they are always stupendous!
Hubba1
What a MONSTER!! Awesome :)
kleinhoon
Superb capture! Love the composition here..!!
MrsLubner
Strangely handsome! LOL
flavia49
superlative work!!
npauling
He looks as if he was going to jump out at me when I zoomed. Wonderful capture.
morningglory
Unbelievable capture. Congratulations on a wonderful shot.
Chaosphoto
Outstanding head shot
stuart83
Superb macro, outstanding detail
jendon
Very well done in a freaky kind of way :)
nigh23
fantastic pics
cfulton
Wow, the inspiration for more than one Hollywood movie! Very well done, I love the depth of field and the light on the eyes. Cheers, Clive
myrrhluz
Totally amazing! All three were great shots! This one is fab!
Chipka
WOW! This is gorgeous. Katydid Nymphs are always so...skinny! They're all legs, even their legs have legs! This is an amazing capture and I'm not too familiar with the species, but that's okay, there's a LOT I'm not familiar with. How you get such cooperative insect subjects is beyond me...I get them too, but more often than not, I capture insect-shaped blurs because they've decided that after hours of sitting still and sunning themselves, that its time to clean their legs or walk off, rather quickly in the other direction. Ah, but that's insects for you. All of that aside though, this is a fantastic shot. Another of my favorites!
pixelkid
great
DAVER2112
I freaking love this shot!! I've been browsing thru your gallery for the last 20 min. and you just blow me away with your work. I have a Canon XTi also but the kit lens sucks. I think I'll invest in a 50mm lens,I already have the extension tubes and I recently purchased a Canon 50D, Which I just love. Anyway really love your work Bruce. :)