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Beetle Beauty
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| Beetles may be success in number of species, but not quite when counting the number of individual. When we go out to the field, usually you will see a lot of ants, moths, flies, and grasshoppers. If you visit some special place, such as pond, rivers, flower plants, forest, etc, you may easily found the dragonflies, butterflies etc. But to find a beetle may not so easily. Instead of saying beetle is a success family, I will say they have the most number of species in their order. |
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Hi Gabriel,
The DOF is very narrow here, but you hit the bug smack in the centre!
Good colours and details, I wonder if you sharpen a tad too hard as some pixcellation is appearant?
Good lines in your composition mainly provided by the leaf, and the green is just wonderful!
Greetings,
Pablo -
Hello Gabriel,
You captured other one strange bug again. If there is no usual bugs in your country? Oh dear, what a pity! :)) Focusing, pov, framing very well. Thanks for sharing...
See you,
Ersin
Ola Gabriel
interessantes cores neste insecto
boa macro
abraço
manuel
Hola Gabriel,
Otra linda foto tuya, me gustan la composición y los colores de este bicho, pero ¿es un escarabajo? me parece una chinche, pero tal vez esté equivocado.
Hernán
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