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6 comments:
Wonderful photos...I especially like the grasshopper one with it's subtle colors.
Thanks, Connie. The grasshopper was my favorite shot too.
Love your Bug photo's...wow!~ the grasshopper one is Gorgeous!! Nice web shot too, and the maker at home, I'm jealous~~I've yet to get a good shot of the beautiful webs I see in my garden! Also enjoyed your earlier post on humming birds...typical male, blood and gore..only kidding! It's neat that you captured it! I am jealous of your hummer pics also! :)
Thanks Catherine, I have trouble getting the exposure right on spider webs. Got lucky on that one. It seems that the hummingbird may have been a molting male, and not bloody, after all.
Great photos! Spider webs are a challenge. You did very well!
Thanks Mary--I carefully calibrated the available light, the angle from which it was coming...yeah right...I just got lucky on that one!
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