Emperor by Marshmallowpie

Photography • Macro • posted on Feb 28, 2001

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Description

An Emperor Gum caterpillar. Again the photo has a white line that I just can't get rid of, it's not because it isn't cropped properly - it just seems to be stuck there.

Comments (8)

Malenchite

9:03PM | Wed, 28 February 2001

Great macro image. The colors on the caterpillar show up really well. I've had that problem with cropping sometimes, too... don't know what causes it.

a1000standard

9:29PM | Wed, 28 February 2001

Man, tell your photography prof to shove off, he don't know a good thing when he sees one. You rock! (check your camera back for light leaks)

hollowmen

1:29AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

That white line down the right side....yeah...I noticed that problem a few weeks ago...may be the way renderosity does images...maybe something with photoshop...sorry...I can't tell...

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Sasha_Maurice

1:35AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

Aw, cute bug, Great pic!

Marshmallowpie

2:59AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

Thanks people :-)) And yeah a1000 I think my teacher suffers from the Holier Than Thou syndrome..as he's the pro and I'm just learning :P He never gives a compliment really..but today he was good to me, let me use the darkroom all by myself without anyone else there..normally we have to be 3-4 people.

innuendo

5:12AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

WOW ! nice colors, great photo!

Swannie

3:10PM | Sun, 04 March 2001

Another great macro....too bad the rear end of the caterpillar is going slightly blur...with these colors it's how sharper it is, the better it jumps of your photograph. :-)) Very beautiful shot, Maria. Love, Johnnie... PS the white line problem can be fixed by cropping it though...the problem is already in the image. I checked by saving the image and viewing it in ACDSee. Just crop it in PS and it's done. Just a suggestion...

sargebear

9:09AM | Fri, 09 March 2001

BIG SALUTE>>>>>>> now we in a bug contest too:)