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They're all beautiful, but my first instinct is still "kill it with fire". Aug 30 13 11:05 pm Link Ooooooh, more pictures, yay!  I tried to take a picture of this cool-looking, large, flying insect I saw yesterday that was holding a wasp between its legs. I was inside and tried to take a picture through the glass, but it came out blurry. When I tried to go outside, it flew off  If it comes back, I'll try to get a good picture and I will definitely share it here (maybe someone will know what it is).Aug 30 13 11:30 pm Link Erin Holmes wrote: I only get that way if something crawls on me. I'm even fine with bumblebees landing on my hand, but crawly things on my skin? Oh, hell no! I still do find them all fascinating to look at, though. Aug 30 13 11:31 pm Link Our beehive colony decided to swarm one day on the fence. So cool that I could get so close to them without incident as they were all just chillin.  Aug 31 13 06:29 pm Link Great capture Aug 31 13 06:58 pm Link That's awesome! I love bees, I think they look cute. Sep 05 13 09:30 pm Link Start saving your pennies:  Sep 05 13 10:20 pm Link The shape makes me think of an old-school pencil sharpener. I do need a really good macro some day, but it can wait until I have a big-girl job  Sep 06 13 07:17 pm Link Calli Pygian wrote: Promaster makes a good enough 100mm f/3.5 macro that can usually be found under $100 - Ive used it quite a lot, and it's pretty nice. Sep 06 13 11:08 pm Link  Sep 07 13 11:46 am Link -JAY- wrote: Bang for the buck, my vote's on the Tamron 90mm. It's one of my go-to lenses. Sep 07 13 12:32 pm Link Pondalee wrote: So. Freakin'. Awesome! Sep 13 13 09:04 pm Link -JAY- wrote: I don't really have enough time to take photos that I can justify buying a lens right now. The one I have does well enough for just having fun until I have more free time and money to spend on things I don't need. I'll keep this in mind for the future, though. Thanks! Sep 13 13 09:06 pm Link |
