Macrography
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Well, it certainly looks as if it is doing a devotional of some sort to me.
It's a fly of the order Diptera Tachinidae.
A three-quarter view of a fly of the order Diptera Tachinidae. Quite exquisite little beasts, really!
Our Yellow Tulips are popping up in the garden, I took a series of images of these beautiful flower and decided to share with you all on this wonderful weekend. Lol:
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Thanks for all your support on my work in the art of Photography. Lol: Gaston
View in large size for awesome details of this wonderful capture.
I just needed a burst of sunshine. I think that they are all so very pretty! I hope you all have a wonderful day!
Explore #122 13th November 2008 .... thank you friends for all your kind comments.:-)
Straight from the camera. Just a minor cropping & border added.
It's not strictly bokeh? so i've gone with blurkeh, pronounced like a northerner saying blokey :)
Been a while since i posted any flowers, no one was able to identify this last time, any guesses?
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This is a Macro shot of a Dandylion Flower, the details on this image is awesome to say the least. I also spent some time on post processing this amazing image.
I Hope Ya'll like it. Lo: Gasssman.
(view in original size for superb details)
A small Jumping Spider (Salticidae sp.) hanging about on his 'swing'. Within a second of taking this shot he jumped onto my lens for a closer look and was pretty determined to stay.
However with a little coaxing he was soon back where he belonged and went off on his habitual hunting routine.
Another Green parasitic fly (rutilia formosa), this time in profile.
Unlikely to win any beauty contests, but interesting in their own special way!
This photo is one of test shots by Nikon F with slide film.
You can see more details on the original size.
And you can see Nikon F on the following address.
With my camera and 60mm Macro lens, I got as close as I could, not to scare this Teaxs Black Bee away and bee able to capture some images of this amazing Bee.
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Thanks for all your support on my work in the art of Photography. Lol: Gaston
View in large size for awesome details of this wonderful capture
These Dragonflies (Anisoptera sp.) have amazing colours that aren't just limited to their eyes, but carry on down to their thorax. This is the only family I have seen this spring, apart from a few blue damselflies which manage to avoid my lens.
i really think the thorax structures on these things are amazing.
Next ten posts from me will be random dips into my archive... no island games and no weddings, no real theme or story to tell, just 10 images that caught my eye. Have got thousands of files all backed up again and feel like a bit of variety, and would hate to think anyone could guess what was coming next :)
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A bit of macro fun again this morning, take one spiders web, add some morning dew, sunshine, a very shallow dof and some imagination…
This one makes me think of that bit in star trek when they use the Warp drive :)
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Links to my website, facebook and twitter can be found on my flickr profile
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A Tachidinae fly up close and side on. Funnily enough, to me at least, some of these can be quite spectacular looking from any angle and some like this one, butt ugly.
This photo is one of test shots by Nikon F with slide film.
You can see more details on the original size.
And you can see Nikon F on the following address.
Ode to a dragonfly:
He does not live in the real world no more,
A lifeless being caught within my window,
A perfect opportunity to look closer at this marvelous being,
And appreciate the wonderment of it's creation.
How neat...!!....Explore.....September 13, 2007......#327.....Thanks everyone for your nice comments and support..!!
About time i posted some girly floral stuff again :)
Anyone know what type of tree this is? it's got tasty looking blue berries in its red flowers (but i haven't eaten any of them yet)
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Explore #20! And Frontpaged!!
The amazingly beautiful lilies that grow in the small pond we have on our office's entrance.
Ascalaphe photographié dans un pré su sud de la France.
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