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I am a 42-year old husband and father. I was an avid computer gamer and DOF, F-stops and the like were foreign to me until my wife introduced me to photography. I began shooting during the latter part of March 2010 and quickly became addicted to it. I started this blog to share my journey and to learn along the way. Special thanks to my wife Eng who encouraged me and to all my friends in Blogosphere who shared their knowledge and taught me to further this craft. |
39 comments:
Every time I come, I say amazing!
Dont know Dave, but what a differense in size. Stunning photo!
Ooooo, how dare you, shame on you Dave, *LOL*
Awesome my friend!!!!!
Wow, epic photo as always.
Wow, that little guy likes a lady with experience? ha ha ha... I love this photo, how do you spot these beautiful macro moments?
Amazing shot Dave!
Fantastic shot Dave! You have a magic eye! It is always inspiring to visit your blog and see what you have find to take photos of.....
Fantastic ccolurs and an amazing photo!
Have a nice day!
Stunning! I really like your pictures a lot!
Have a great day!
Sweet - looks like alians =) Really nice colors. Fantastic photo!
Tx for the explanation - I would like to have all these lenses - maybe in the future. Loved how you made the little fly freaze for a moment ;o)
Have a very nice day!
I have no idea what they are, but they sure seem friendly! Great shot!
I photographed two little lovebugs myself 2day, so cute! :)
That is some amazing detail of what I am guessing is a private bug moment.
Why you peeping Tom :D Fantastic shots. Amazing detail.
AMAZING photo. I wouldn´t mind to be such a good photographer!
You never cease to amaze me with your photos.
i have no idea what are these but this is an awesome photo. fantastic macro.
This is an incredible capture - thanks for visiting my blog. I love your work - new follower.
WOW! This is a really good one! Fantastic ptoto:-)
Bugs in love, what a terrific photo with stunning details and colours!! I don´t know what species they are, but they are beautiful. :)
oh gosh, i am so envious, terrific photo of animal intimacy, it is so special.
Beautiful capture. Their color is amazing. I'd hate to come across them in person though...insects scare me!
I got this kind of shot too few weeks ago... it's only red. I mean the bugs are red and I don't know what species. isn't it interesting to take this kind of photo... this is indeed something you don't see everyday. hahaha nice one.
Copius Macrous. Or something like that. LOL Excellent!!!!
My macro is posted....visit with me today if you can. MACRO DURANTA BLOSSOM I'd love to have you stop by to view.
Caught them in the act, did you? :)
They are beautiful and the shot is excellent, but then, I always like your shots!
Beautiful shot. (Makes me feel a bit voyeuristic looking at this)! ;)
Awesome shot! Beautiful colors!
Cool capture and what a sighting! Great shot, Dave!
I have no idea what they are, but it's a gorgeous photo, and I want to know now! Some kind of beetle, but what?
I love the colours!
Amazing! I never thought bugs could be so beautiful!
Ha ha, love it :)
Lovely capture, Nice composition
This obviously is the well-known 'green double-decker beetle'. Also known as the 'hop on hop off beetle'.
No seriously, some sort of Phyllobius perhaps? Great photo. (I was curious reading your comment to Don't Bug Me's post)
I have two options for you - I suspect it is either a species of Polydrusus or of Phyllobius. Both are green weevils found in Europe. I can't tell you much more than this without having the beetle, since I would need to key it out to be more certain. Gorgeous photo though - you are inspiring me to work more on my macro shots. Thank you for that.
Yes, you are inspiring all of us!
Fantastic capture! You make me want to run right out and get a macro lens. Of course, I'm sure it would take me forever to hone the photography skills that you have. Kudos!
Amazing capture! I've seen insects before with smaller male than female. Looks funny though!
I have the macro lens, we have here bugs too, but I do not have any photos like this, I wonder, why ;)
Congratulations for your picture, Dave!
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