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10 comments:
Now, this is one helluva pic.
Great, absolutely fabulous.
How big is the insect?
This is an amazing one!
so perfect and still, i bet the "green dude" never felt click of ur camera.
sure we need two eyes sir. =D
And now, National Geographic!
mohib: Thank you, this was an experiment to see if a magnifying glass improves anything. The insect was about 1-1.5 cm long and about 5mm wide.
mei: Thanks, it was kind of difficult not to scare the "Green dude" away, I moved very slowly to get the camera lens close to it. A couple of people walking by asked me if there was a break-in in our office because of the way I was sitting stuck to the door knob :)
ramla: Welcome back! I missed you :)
janab very good pic
the image is so clearly defined. i like :)
visited your blog after too many days and asusual nice work to see,and this pic and "icebreakers" are good experiments. :)
what a lovely burst of fresh ideas....
good job...
cant view the picture right below this one. doesnt show up for some reason!
Brilliant photo!
abu ali: Thank you :)
Natasha: Thank you Natasha :)
dukhtar az Pakistan: Thank you, it was getting a little monotonous around here :)
M: Thank you M :)
Suleman: I was reading up how different people use their wide angle lenses along with an extension tube to make themselves a macro lens. Than I thought a magnify's lens should work just as good :)
Moi: Perhaps Arsalan was feeling a little shy to show his face, it's nice to have you back :)
Baraka: Thank you :)
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