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A fabulous macro Ade, the detail, colours and clarity are all first class.
Cracking detail, colour and comp Ade,
Geoff.
Geoff.
superb V1 true quality
Beautiful colours mate, it works a treat
Clive
Clive
you clever geezer Ade...fantastic stuff again..very impressive.
Gareth
Gareth
wow! a shot an a half my friend !!
Quality and Class act spring to mind Ade.......Stunning mate 
Stunning as ever Ade, a great capture. Good to read that you are up and running again! Keep it up, Lou
Stunning, I do like this, Ade, especially the angle and that beautiful eye.
I see it's raining in your back yard, the cat has come home, and there's some sort of miniature mansion there?????
I see it's raining in your back yard, the cat has come home, and there's some sort of miniature mansion there
?????
It's raining "cats and hogs"
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a truly beautiful moth that I have yet to discover! stunning capture.
Sigh, I got something to share as there was a small discussion here recently.
In La Rochelle there is a small but interesting botanical garden. this weekend there was some art exposition going on in the garden. Well we had a look around and a lady was showing very big insect photos. Of course i'm interested. Hmm I say,
- well masked this one... but that one here that scorpionfly looks very dead, so does this rose chafer and the bee here.
- Yes, they are all dead!
- ooooh but .... why?
- well I wanted them on white background and anyhow they move all the time if they are alive!! (here flies my illusion about the masking)
- yes sure but if you are quick enough there is no problem, really unless you want a midge in flight ( has never stopped me I think... and ... none of these shots were class ADE giant closeups)
- oh no they would never be sharp (
really? I say nothing)
- well, I said, I know a fellow on my forum who puts them in the fridge and then takes them 3 times the size
- interesting she says... but how do I get them in there!!!!
went off to take some flowers and very much alive bees.
May I have some of your rain please? still desperately dry...
Sigh, I got something to share as there was a small discussion here recently.
In La Rochelle there is a small but interesting botanical garden. this weekend there was some art exposition going on in the garden. Well we had a look around and a lady was showing very big insect photos. Of course i'm interested. Hmm I say,
- well masked this one... but that one here that scorpionfly looks very dead, so does this rose chafer and the bee here.
- Yes, they are all dead!
- ooooh but .... why?
- well I wanted them on white background and anyhow they move all the time if they are alive!! (here flies my illusion about the masking)
- yes sure but if you are quick enough there is no problem, really unless you want a midge in flight ( has never stopped me I think... and ... none of these shots were class ADE giant closeups)
- oh no they would never be sharp (
really? I say nothing)- well, I said, I know a fellow on my forum who puts them in the fridge and then takes them 3 times the size
- interesting she says... but how do I get them in there!!!!
went off to take some flowers and very much alive bees.
May I have some of your rain please? still desperately dry...
Helli Ade, I still never seen an EHM despite finding their caterpillars and pupa on my occasions. Great image and colour palette. Warm regards, Geoff.
