Post your Insect shots

[chad43739]

I like this

 

[chad43739]

Nice shot, like the background

 

[ohkphoto]

Thanks, Chad

Best Regards

 

[ravenblu1]

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i ran behind butterfly till i got shot

 

[Browncoat]

i ran behind butterfly till i got shot

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Butterflies should be considered armed and dangerous!

 

[ravenblu1]

oops, till i got the shot.

 

[balaaji]

A random shot ! got lucky !

 

[Essence of Imagery]

I do I get the pic to show up in the post as a pic instead of an attachment?

I wanted to ask that question too... I tried just now to click on mine and yours and I"m getting 'Invalid attachment'' ..

In order to get them to show up "inline" instead of attachments, you have to host them externally and link to them from their hosted site.

Now remember, this is only to demonstrate, so remove all the spaces (that prevent it from actually reading the code):

[i m g] http :// www . yourdomainnamehere . com / nameofthefolderthepictureisin / nameofthepicture.jpg [ / i m g ]

So, here's the example:

This image is my interpretation on the theme "hot" - this was a performance by some of the performers from Circque du Soleil (yes, the world-famous troupe) as a benefit for the Pets Lifeline of Sonoma Valley. The Black Cat Caberet was AMAZING, and raised over $80,000 for the animal rescue organization. I was privileged enough to photograph this event (as a volunteer) and see the amazing show.

This is hosted the same place my website is hosted, I have a folder for this forum, so I know what I'm hosting and where, and the name of the image that I'm displaying.

If you right click on your mouse, it should give you the option of displaying the image in a new window - and the url will tell you where that image came from.

 

[Dee Dubbah Yew]

Katherine's Bug

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Hurricane Ridge on the Olympic Peninsula

 

[Carolina Photo Guy]

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This is a Carolina Preying Mantis. This bad boy is just over 4 inches long!
And I know this is NOT a female. NO eye make-up.

Pete

 

[Carolina Photo Guy]

Here he is again, striking a pose!

Pete

 

[AxeMan - Rick S.]

I have more Butterflies and Moths but do not want to flood the thread, posting one of three I like.



D3000
F-stop f/8
Exposure time 1/125
ISO 200
Focal length 200mm
35mm focal length 300mm
No flash
Raw JPG (No Photoshop)


Photoshop

 

[goz63]

Nikon D90, 18-105 VR zoom, 105mm, ISO 200, 1/200s-f/11

 

[goz63]

Nikon D90, 18-105 VR zoom, 105mm, ISO 200, 1/200s-f/11

 

[carylwithay]

My first post here. Hope I get it right.
Caryl

 

[garao]

 

[jmaas]

This was taken in my front yard. My daughter and I were walking by the tree and there it was. Love to know what you think.

 

[jdeg]

Got a new one:

ISO:200
ExposureTime:1/250
FNumber:7.1
Focal Length:55 mm

 

[jmaas]

Here is a spider i found while trying to photograph a bee on the same flower.

 

[jmaas]

Here is a little bee on a flowering plant