Thursday, December 14, 2006

Golden Flickers

Its amazing how much detail a common butterfly has in its face when you look hard enough.
Nikon D50, Apeture Priority, F36, Tamron 90mm Macro + 36mm extension. Flash: Nikon R1C1 TTL x2
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14 comments:

  1. Anonymous15 December, 2006

    Heya Goof :)
    The pics are amazing, I've been looking at them for a while and as silly as this might sound you always manage capture seemingly normal, everyday little creatures in the most amazing, unusual way - I love looking at them!!
    Natt :)

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  2. Fénix15 December, 2006

    All your photographs are fantastic.
    I love them.

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  3. Anonymous16 December, 2006

    Beautiful details in this macro shot for sure.

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  4. Anonymous17 December, 2006

    Awesome close-up Jeremy! Thanks for all your recent comments at my blog also - I have had a bit of trouble leaving comments on your site? blogger must be down a bit?

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  5. Anonymous17 December, 2006

    Very nice work. To be able to get so close and reveal such detail is awesome. Thanks for all your recent comments on my blog aswell.

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  6. Anonymous18 December, 2006

    amazing shot - there's so much detail, i could look at it for hours!

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  7. Anonymous18 December, 2006

    Beautiful shot ....

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  8. Anonymous18 December, 2006

    Love the detail and colour, good work!

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  9. Anonymous19 December, 2006

    That is one close close-up! I wouldnt have thought that this is a butterfly - now I know :)

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  10. Anonymous28 December, 2006

    IIIck.....You have captured some of my worst nightmares :)
    Exept for that its beautiful.....I guiess I have to look beound ther evil mind :)) See ya!!

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  11. Anonymous30 December, 2006

    Stunning details, you have great macro shots!
    Thanks for stopping by :)

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  12. Anonymous30 December, 2006

    That's true. But it's true for all small animals. It's amazing what we can see when we take macros :)

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  13. Corinne03 January, 2007

    Stunning macros! I like how you retain good colour as well as sharp detail. Nice work :).

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  14. Anonymous04 January, 2007

    all of us are surprises by these picks but also about insects: what we have in commom and what differences...these eyes full of million eyes inside...

    http://www.fotolog.com/pueratelier

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