I really like the last picture.Well done, ISv.
The second series is made by my daughter, so the last picture is "well done" by her!Thanks any way!
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Butterflies, Moths and Assorted Insects...
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The second series is made by my daughter, so the last picture is "well done" by her!Thanks any way!
She should be better than me - otherwise I'm not good teacher! Thanks again! I will tell her what you say - like any other girl she likes complimentsShe's a very good photographer.She's gifted like her father.
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Today I found a North American visitor in my firewood. Apparently it found the heated living room very attractive.
These western conifer seed bugs (leptoglossus occidentalis) are adventive species and were found here in Europe (1999) and Germany (2006) only a few years ago. I recognized them first about 6 years ago, when WCSB appeared in large numbers in Germany after several hot summers that were favorable for its reproduction.
It is quite easy to classify, as the brown pattern and especially the expanded hindleg tibiae are unique compared to endemic bugs.
As I refuse cooling down insects for better macro work, this was quite active and tricky to photograph.
5D4, 100L macro, f/10, 1/100 sec, ISO400
These western conifer seed bugs (leptoglossus occidentalis) are adventive species and were found here in Europe (1999) and Germany (2006) only a few years ago. I recognized them first about 6 years ago, when WCSB appeared in large numbers in Germany after several hot summers that were favorable for its reproduction.
It is quite easy to classify, as the brown pattern and especially the expanded hindleg tibiae are unique compared to endemic bugs.
As I refuse cooling down insects for better macro work, this was quite active and tricky to photograph.
5D4, 100L macro, f/10, 1/100 sec, ISO400
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It no longer is... your roommate.
I put it back between the wood of my timber yard.
Maybe it will freeze to death but inside it will surely starve.
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It no longer is
I put it back between the wood of my timber yard.
Maybe it will freeze to death but inside it will surely starve.
If it is a North American insect, it should be able to survive in the cold and snow.
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Thanks Click!
The warmth her is for free (if you are located here - otherwise it costs some bugs...).
The objects are the problem - not big diversity (well, if you are taking photos of people on the beach you will have huge diversity - from cute to beautiful and nothing from above
and well...!!!).
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That's a great shot. The 7DII and EF 100-400mm II are a combination made for each other and still give images as good as the the latest R bodies and RF telephoto lenses.
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Just great!
Is this a "one shot"? It looks too natural for stacking.
With f/8 I would expect less DOF.
Kudos!
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Thanks Click!Very nice close-up.
Yes one shot. I have a hard enough time stacking still objects.lol Thanks Maximilian.
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