this was inspired by one of trenton's shots. i had to run to one of my windows and find a ladybug. (no ladybugs came to any harm (by my hand) in the making of this image)
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this was inspired by one of trenton's shots. i had to run to one of my windows and find a ladybug. (no ladybugs came to any harm (by my hand) in the making of this image)
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Last edited by Wyjid; 04-09-2008 at 08:19 PM.
I love the first one! I'm glad I could inspire another photographer! I really like the shadow on the first one too, it really adds to the shot. Good stuff, bud.
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What were you're thoughts behind these shots?
To me it looks like the ladybug is dead (though you state it isn't) but it is out of its natural habitat so, to me, that makes a weird picture.
Try shooting it in its natural habitat next time. The colors of the leaves and the ladybug will improve your picture.
Roger
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Canon EOS 400D l Tamron 55-200mm l Canon EF 100mm F/2.8 USM l Tamron 17-50mm F/2.8 l SpeedLite 430EXll
yes it is dead (although i did not kill it). it's natural habitat in this case was the inside frame of my bathroom window (which is white plastic). they seem to corgregate here regularly. i may take some pictures of them there to, but the lighting was hard to set up there. i agree, a live ladybug munching on some aephids would bo very cool, however they are hard to come by during the tail end of winter. mabey in a couple months i'll find some when my garden is growing.
Last edited by Wyjid; 04-10-2008 at 05:52 AM.
here it is, a live ladybug in it's natural winter habitat.
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