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I believe this fellow is flirting with me!

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Mmmmmm.....dreamy bokeh!!! Oh - and the subject is good too! ;-))
How shallow was DOF ?

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I should have posted my exif. The first shot was f5.6, the second was at f3.5 ~ DH asked what was wrong with his wing in the second shot!
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Theresa K
E-3, E-300, 8mm fisheye, 14-54, 50-200 and 50mm lenses, FL-50
http://theresak.smugmug.com/

 
The first one is superb, TK. You may now take over for Drummer, who has been busy making music, as the official insect close-up POTD winner!

Since Drummer has identified this "fellow" as female, perhaps she was just dropping by for some "girl talk."

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Lois Ann
E-1, E-330, 14-54mm, 11-22mm, 50-200mm, EC14; SP500UZ, MCON 40
Used to have: C-765UZ, TCON 17
Photography: 'Freezing photons for the future.' or 'Capturing a story in light.'
 
Lois Ann said:
The first one is superb, TK. You may now take over for Drummer, who
has been busy making music, as the official insect close-up POTD
winner!

Since Drummer has identified this "fellow" as female, perhaps she was
just dropping by for some "girl talk."
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I think she was hoping to get published. You know how vain some women are!

Thanks for looking!
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Theresa K
E-3, E-300, 8mm fisheye, 14-54, 50-200 and 50mm lenses, FL-50
http://theresak.smugmug.com/

 
Susan G said:
He sure does seem to be making eyes at you!! Darned if he isn't
mugging for the camera in the second shot!! What amazing apparatus
their eyes are. I wonder what it's like to see out of them -- I mean
how do they see the world?
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Maybe it's like looking through our fisheye lenses?
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Theresa K
E-3, E-300, 8mm fisheye, 14-54, 50-200 and 50mm lenses, FL-50
http://theresak.smugmug.com/

 
I think he has an eye for you! It is a nice shot. I'm not sure what kind it is but think it may be a female Yellow Legged Meadowhawk. They aren't very big and the male is red.

Joe
 
Joe Trimarchi said:
I think he has an eye for you! It is a nice shot. I'm not sure what
kind it is but think it may be a female Yellow Legged Meadowhawk.
They aren't very big and the male is red.
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Yeah, I already had my bubble burst on the flirting thing1

I wondered why she seemed small for a dragonfly but too big to be a damselfly.
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Theresa K
E-3, E-300, 8mm fisheye, 14-54, 50-200 and 50mm lenses, FL-50
http://theresak.smugmug.com/

 
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