A little Webby
by Kelli

Comment:
I agree with Karen about the black, would help the composition if there were shades of deep greens as well - your photo makes a nice abstract. Foreground and b/g bokeh can really add to a shot.

Sheep Teeth
by jomari

Comment:
I love bones - I have a bunch of them. Teeth too are fascinating to me - they show wear pattern. The jaw bone of this creature is interesting. I clean my finds with peroxide and lemon and put them in the strangest places in my house. Thanks for posting something so out of the ordinary.

Green damselfly, the second
by Pug-H

Comment:
Like I said about another one of these flies, I can never get one - they take off the moment I get within 5 feet of them Lovely job on this guy .. I like the big catch light in it's eye and how you captured the hair so crisply on it's legs.

Spider eats Ant
by Pug-H

Comment:
Things that nightmares of made of (grin) Really nice find and crisp in the important bits.

Hoverfly on White Flower
by GregoryB

Comment:
Great job on getting the bee so crisp .. he looks more like he is wrecking the joint than collecting pollen :)

Pusteblume
by bjoern

Comment:
Love the little sparkles in it. Reminds me of being a kid again and blowing the seed pods and watching them fly like fairies.

water drop blue
by JustCaree

Comment:
I have never tried to shot a water drop - terrified of them (grin) You are really making the most of your equipment. I was also going to mention that before I got my tripod and monopod I used a sandbag. You can put them on top of just about anything and they really do work in absorbing the motion of the camera. I still have one in my equipment.

Fullscreen capture 2062010 65145 PM
by GregoryB

Comment:
Very nice - you do a great job on getting the detail in the fly, I noticed that on your hover fly shot on your front page. Thanks for posting your work details/flow - very helpful and very pretty photo.

Ready to dance!
by Maggye

Comment:
Love the angle on this shot. It is an unusual plant but I know very little about them, only that they are amazing secrets we pass by everyday - unless we do macro. Great job isolating it.

Getting All Mushy
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Looks like a lepiota species but too difficult to say without examining it - you did a great job in getting the detail back in it.