Small and round world
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Small and round world
Two bugs moving around.
I think green guy is going to change his clothes.
Camera Olympus C-770 UZ
Date/Time 22.6.2005/18:26:45
Exposure time 1/500 s
F-number f/4
ISO 64
Focal length 10,9 mm
Handheld
I think green guy is going to change his clothes.
Camera Olympus C-770 UZ
Date/Time 22.6.2005/18:26:45
Exposure time 1/500 s
F-number f/4
ISO 64
Focal length 10,9 mm
Handheld
Last edited by MacroLuv on Wed Jul 12, 2006 3:05 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Beautiful photograph Nikola, bright and colorful with good sharpness and details. Nice work on this.
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Re: Small and round world
I think the yellow guy just did change his clothes, and the "green guy" is them!MacroLuv wrote:I think green guy is going to change his clothes.
(The jagged outline and the little white fibers on the green one are typical of shucked skins, and it looks to me like the yellow one doesn't have its wings fully expanded yet.)
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Small and round world
Thanks! My tactic is to make a lot of clicks and find some small % of useful photos.Ken Ramos wrote:Beautiful photograph Nikola, bright and colorful with good sharpness and details. Nice work on this.
Re: Small and round world
Well, maybe you are right as always. Did you notice different camera type this time? (Olympus C-770 UZ)rjlittlefield wrote:I think the yellow guy just did change his clothes, and the "green guy" is them!MacroLuv wrote:I think green guy is going to change his clothes.
(The jagged outline and the little white fibers on the green one are typical of shucked skins, and it looks to me like the yellow one doesn't have its wings fully expanded yet.)
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I did, actually.MacroLuv wrote:Did you notice different camera type this time?
As well as different date -- June 2005.
I commented to my wife that it looked like this fellow might be "cherrypicking" the archives for great shots -- and if so I love it 'cuz the pictures are very nice to look at
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ROFLrjlittlefield wrote:"cherrypicking" the archives for great shots
Beautiful work Nikola!
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Thanks Sven!Sven Bernert wrote:ROFLrjlittlefield wrote:"cherrypicking" the archives for great shots
Beautiful work Nikola!
Actually, Rik made a good guess. I'm surfing through my archives.
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BTW does "cherrypicking" have something with queueing theory?rjlittlefield wrote: I commented to my wife that it looked like this fellow might be "cherrypicking" the archives for great shots -- and if so I love it 'cuz the pictures are very nice to look at
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Ah! You've been searching the Internet and found something like http://www.answers.com/topic/cherrypicking, I'd guess?
Well, the action they describe is pretty much the same as I had in mind, but I meant the word only in a positive sense.
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Well, the action they describe is pretty much the same as I had in mind, but I meant the word only in a positive sense.
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Bingo! I know jou think positively. I thought "cherrypicking" is something like "searching for jewels". And I'm preparing some new "cherrypicks".rjlittlefield wrote:Ah! You've been searching the Internet and found something like http://www.answers.com/topic/cherrypicking, I'd guess?
Well, the action they describe is pretty much the same as I had in mind, but I meant the word only in a positive sense.
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