C O N S T R I C T O R
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I don't know who I care more about, the rubber band or the remover? I guess we have to let nature take its course and accept the outcome.

Another fine image Art.

The Font
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
That's a lake of holy water or am I seeing something that isn't?

My new car!
by Tammster

Comment:
Nice lines and car. Open up the hood, I'm sure you can get some great macros in there, while it's still clean. :)

3-sept 09 macro. charlie's feathers
by roz

Comment:
Love the delicate lines in his feathers. A natural abstract. Lovely.

3-sept 09 macro. charlie the budgie
by roz

Comment:
I like the white vignetting. I've never thought of using a white vignette and will surely try it on a fitting photograph in the future. Beautiful image. Was he sleeping?

2-sept 09 macro. sunning
by roz

Comment:
Cool shot and cool idea to overlay the web image. He looks almost ready to catch insects, hopefully after you shoot them. ;) That firetrail sure has an abundance of interesting subjects to capture. Trails around here seem devoid of insect life except for grasshoppers. I don't see caterpillars or butterflies anymore like I used to when I was in my teens. The paper wasps haven't even made one single nest underneath my shed's roof when last year there were at least 5 or 6. This saddens me cuz I love bugs.

screws-and-washers.jpg
by browda1

Comment:
With that lens you can get 1:1 macros. This looks like a snapshot of 2 screws and washers. As already mentioned, the lighting is what is helping to kill this shot.

I'm looking into buying the same lens so try to impress me with another closer shot of these screws. Get in as close as you can, 12.5 inches or so.

1-sept 09 macro. pollenator
by roz

Comment:
Nice one Roz. He doesn't have a care in the world except to get that pollen. Good job.

IMG_5255.JPG
by browda1

Comment:
Focus is right on the stamens which is crucial to a flower macro. Well done.

and she said "Farewell to the blue shirt" as the comets whizzed over her head......
by Bosborne

Comment:
Fantastic capture. I shot for over 2 hours without much success, but I saw close to 20 during that time, I even saw the most fantastic one I have ever seen. Of course my camera was pointing in another direction every time I saw one.