His disability isnt bringing him down.a happy criket with 1 leg..:P

hehehe its true..her disability isnt bring this girl down..i think its a girl any way.?what ever it is its very happy and i was to finding this as this is the 1st purple grasshopper i seen in my garden.

One of theMeadow Grasshoppers, Chorthippus parallelus.

heres the side with her only back leg..

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heres how small these things are..oh this is to canon..the grasshoppers said they like how comfortable the ring flash is for them..they told me to tell u thanks.

that is the purple form of the Meadow Grasshopper, the one on your flash is a Cricket. Great portrait shot #3

racketman wrote in post #3770969
that is the purple form of the Meadow Grasshopper, the one on your flash is a Cricket. Great portrait shot #3

yer i was just showing u guys how small they are as the crickets and grasshoppers are about the same size.i knew it was a green speckled bush back cricket i made a mistake and put grasshopper.thanks for pointing that out.and thanks for stopping by buddie.

Lovely shots- didn't realise canon macro flashes were guaranteed to attract bugs
Brian V.

Great shots M-J.

Lovely detail. Apparently the ring-flash generates just the right amount of heat to keep their feet warm during our wonderful summer...

LordV wrote in post #3772846
Lovely shots- didn't realise canon macro flashes were guaranteed to attract bugs
Brian V.

notice on the pics u see dust marks..i was looking in my pp book but didnt know what setting it is ..how do i get rid of dust spots whats the tool called?

Hiya MJ,

Great shots/detail, musta been a cousin of my one Leg missing Cricket

Shame about the Sensor Dust, guess we all been there sometime, here's one of many links to cleaning Sensor Dust

https://photography-on-the.net …highlight=senso​r+cleaning


Cheers for now
Mark

bandit 1 wrote in post #3773374
Hiya MJ,


Shame about the Sensor Dust, guess we all been there sometime, here's one of many links to cleaning Sensor Dust

https://photography-on-the.net …highlight=senso​r+cleaning


Cheers for now
Mark

thanks oh its not senser dust!u know hwy i know this?cause i have never taken the lens off the 400d..im 80% sure its lens dust.?

Good detail and shots.

macro junkie wrote in post #3773450
thanks oh its not senser dust!u know hwy i know this?cause i have never taken the lens off the 400d..im 80% sure its lens dust.?

Good shots - its still possible to get dust on the sensor without ever taking the lens off - can get in through focusing mechanism

I told him to hop it.
Great shot and detail.

Hi great shots really like the colours in the first two
I was chasing grasshoppers today tricky little blighters arnt they
Pete

he deserves a standing ovation...oops....um..​...well I do wish him the best of luck in life...break a leg.....oOOooo NOo um....wow two for two on that one....how bout he dun good?

beautiful shots man, I really like your setup too, it's got me re-thinking my next lens purchase!

The tool you need is the healing brush tool. I have to use it almost every time I PP to get rid of sensor dust.