A mix of critters

Some recent images -all taken with an Xti and an MPE-65mm macro lens.

Life size:

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Absolutely stunning DT, gorgeous colour.

Excellent series John- Love the grasshopper in #1
Brian v.

Attic wrote in post #3846398
Absolutely stunning DT, gorgeous colour.

Thanks Alby! I've been putting a lot of time and effort into getting better at flash photography

LordV wrote in post #3846409
Excellent series John- Love the grasshopper in #1
Brian v.

Thanks Brian! I'm gonna go hunting that critter tomorrow...

Great set John. Esp. like #4 magic.

skylab wrote in post #3846488
Great set John. Esp. like #4 magic.

Thanks Brian!

Another top quality set, with the shieldbug in shot 4 taking my vote for the best one.

wow. fantastic shots. congrats.

Wonderful series as usual John.

i don't think i ever see a bad post from you. great series on all of them. love to see the rest of the first one. interesting looking critter.

Bill

eccles wrote in post #3847399
Another top quality set, with the shieldbug in shot 4 taking my vote for the best one.

Thanks! I was afraid that the image was too centered, but the overall composition seems to work.

pete.mod wrote in post #3848357
wow. fantastic shots. congrats.

Thanks!

Bill Pham wrote in post #3848592
i don't think i ever see a bad post from you. great series on all of them. love to see the rest of the first one. interesting looking critter.

Bill

Thanks Bill!

I'm going after that critter late on today -but I'll have to use a 100mm macro lens to get the entire body in the frame. I'll probably be shooting at 1/3 life size -they are very long!