This image is taken by Pentax A 200mm f4 macro
Guess where this shot was taken?
Yes, on the wall of my filthy room. The amazing thing about this bug was that it did not even bother to move while I wag the big camera all over it. I guess I did not have to spray Mortein all over it.
However, I did use 2 flash guns to stun it pretty well. It was captured head on on my camera creating that good impact I liked.
This is less than 5 mm in length and I could not name what this insect was. Thanks to a dull and uneventful Thursday - this shot really made my day. Soon I would say good bye to Pentax system pretty much. Still some gears did make me a little uneasy to let go.
Merry Christmas Everyone :)
p.s. I just read from News Week magazine that 17% of Americans who are unemployed, are no longer looking for work or even looking for part time based jobs.
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Interesting find.
ReplyDeleteI'm really impressed: an uneventful but magistral shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's always a sad moment whe we have to part from a camera. I still have my 'chemical' reflex bodies and lenses after ten years that I went fully digital.
About the people and work I have no statistics at hand, but the impression is the same here.
It really bugs me when little crawly things sneak up my wall, so I'm glad you stunned this guy and took this beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteGreetings! Re your comment on Paree...I got to thinking that almost all photography is "peeping" at something or other, right? :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks much for stopping by!
That's such a creepy crawlie! Bugs annoy me. I can't stand insects in my home.
ReplyDeleteHow did you have time to set up the lighting? Are you sure the bug was even alive? :P
Peace!
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