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Description
Story Time:
I found a hornet/bee hive or whatever in one of those Electric outlets. I waited till that evening to dispose of it.
Next morning the little jerks built another one right on my screen door. Bonus I was able to get some good shots of them. Sad part is I'm allergic to them, so I had to call my neighbor over to kill them because I couldn't open the door.
I found a hornet/bee hive or whatever in one of those Electric outlets. I waited till that evening to dispose of it.
Next morning the little jerks built another one right on my screen door. Bonus I was able to get some good shots of them. Sad part is I'm allergic to them, so I had to call my neighbor over to kill them because I couldn't open the door.
Image size
900x598px 292.47 KB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D70s
Shutter Speed
1/250 second
Aperture
F/10.0
Focal Length
60 mm
ISO Speed
1600
Date Taken
Jul 13, 2010, 6:25:18 PM
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If he is what i think he [she] is, i took a direct sting behind the ear from one as a child [ten or eleven?] even not being allergic it hurt like a [insert your expletive here].
anyway from a creative standpoint: being shot through a screen, even with a good camera and lens, you got good resolution and great isolation of the insects face. The patterning in those compound eyes is similar to the great shots in national magazines.
I understand your choice to include your watermark in this one, i have a fair number of pictures that I have not put up anywhere yet because I have not worked through my own process on how i feel about watermarking.
with the limitations of shooting behind the protection of your door / screen, I don't know what creative advice I could offer, you obviously waited for a good moment to take the photo. With a quick look at your insect macros, I see that you have a great sense of composition, esp for your macro work.
Capturing the personality of a tiny subject like this one is a feat, made tougher by the fact that you had to choose your health / life over the critter you just documented.
Nice work, thanks for sharing with us, looking forward to seeing more of your great work.
#projectcomment
anyway from a creative standpoint: being shot through a screen, even with a good camera and lens, you got good resolution and great isolation of the insects face. The patterning in those compound eyes is similar to the great shots in national magazines.
I understand your choice to include your watermark in this one, i have a fair number of pictures that I have not put up anywhere yet because I have not worked through my own process on how i feel about watermarking.
with the limitations of shooting behind the protection of your door / screen, I don't know what creative advice I could offer, you obviously waited for a good moment to take the photo. With a quick look at your insect macros, I see that you have a great sense of composition, esp for your macro work.
Capturing the personality of a tiny subject like this one is a feat, made tougher by the fact that you had to choose your health / life over the critter you just documented.
Nice work, thanks for sharing with us, looking forward to seeing more of your great work.
#projectcomment