Took these shots a little while ago. I called a hover fly a bee, so I am affraid to call this a lady bug. :c)
A few more at:
http://www.pbase.com/ken_5/bug
A few more at:
http://www.pbase.com/ken_5/bug
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Carmen Towles
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WOW..you take the most incrediable pictures...excellent work..Man do I miss my 5000..lol..never could take pictures like you however!!!.
Carmen
Took these shots a little while ago. I called a hover fly a bee, so
I am affraid to call this a lady bug. :c)
A few more at:
http://www.pbase.com/ken_5/bug
Thanks for the very kind words! I bet you miss the camera.
When I was first getting into digital photography I was set on the 707. Carmen...your shots that were the "first" ones to convince me to get the 5000! Then I started seeing koo's and many other great shots. I was hooked.
Ken.[/S]
fanandie
Well-known member
--excellent works Ken--
can u tell us the setting of lights of these pictures? thanks
fanandie[/S]
Thanks fanandie!
The shots were taken after a heavy downpour. Sky was still overcast, but not dark.
koo22
Veteran Member
These are just wonderful, Ken. Nice work! K.
Ben Hoogendoorn97775
Senior Member
Hi Ken,
At the risk of having your head explode.... All I can say, is that I can only hope that a handful of my pictures turn out as good, when I get my digicam!
Good work, and a pleasure to look at!
Ben Hoogendoorn
Up, down.... it's all relative
At the risk of having your head explode.... All I can say, is that I can only hope that a handful of my pictures turn out as good, when I get my digicam!
Good work, and a pleasure to look at!
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Ben Hoogendoorn
Up, down.... it's all relative
Karl Suiter
New member
Ken,
Nice photos. Looks like a spotted cucumber beetle to me. I won't bet you, but I'll venture a guess that the flowers the beetle is sitting are from some plant in the Curcurbitae plant family (pumpkin, squash, zuchini, etc).
Karl
Nice photos. Looks like a spotted cucumber beetle to me. I won't bet you, but I'll venture a guess that the flowers the beetle is sitting are from some plant in the Curcurbitae plant family (pumpkin, squash, zuchini, etc).
Karl
Took these shots a little while ago. I called a hover fly a bee, so
I am affraid to call this a lady bug. :c)
A few more at:
http://www.pbase.com/ken_5/bug
I've enjoyed your pictures from your site. Wherever you live, it looks like a nice place.
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