Yellow and Black!!

Just snapped these earlier today. Let me know what you think! And yep, got lazy with the borders and copywrites lol.

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b296/Kaa22/wasp2.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b296/Kaa22/wasp.jpg

You got some nice skills with the camera! :gj:

Awesome pics!! I am wondering, though, how you took them? Was it alive?

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Originally Posted by Sunny1

Awesome pics!! I am wondering, though, how you took them? Was it alive?

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A magicia....err....photographer never tells his secrets ;)

Wow, very good! Bet ya cant do it again :P

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Originally Posted by AndrewH

A magicia....err....photographer never tells his secrets ;)

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Okay okay...LOL!! :)

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Originally Posted by littleindiangirl

Wow, very good! Bet ya cant do it again :P

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Betcha I could :D :P

wow...those are INTENSE! Awesome! :gj:

Mounted.. dead bug perhaps?

Very nice color tones. :]

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Mounted.. dead bug perhaps?

Very nice color tones. :]

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If it was mounted, it wouldn't have been flexing in the way it did in those two images, due to it being dried ;)

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If it was mounted, it wouldn't have been flexing in the way it did in those two images, due to it being dried ;)

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Haha, true indeed. Well it could've been fresh!

You have some good still-shot skills. What type of camera/lens are you using?

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What type of camera/lens are you using?

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Canon 400D Body, Sigma 50mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro lens, Canon Battery grip, and a dedicated E-TTL Ringflash.

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Canon 400D Body, Sigma 50mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro lens, Canon Battery grip, and a dedicated E-TTL Ringflash.

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Oh, I'm very jealous.
I spend all my money on snakes, I wish I could spend some on cameras. I have loved Sony and all I can deal with now is a small cybershot. I love playing with automatic reels from my school though, it's a great experience developing film by yourself.

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Oh, I'm very jealous.
I spend all my money on snakes, I wish I could spend some on cameras. I have loved Sony and all I can deal with now is a small cybershot. I love playing with automatic reels from my school though, it's a great experience developing film by yourself.

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Just save the money and buy everything little by little. No need to drop the money on everything all at once. Especially more advanced lenses. Buy the cam and a standard lens at first which'll run you about $550 or so, and practice. When you get better, buy a macro. When you get in more practice with the macro, buy a ring flash, studio strobes, etc.

That 2nd pic is CRAZY GOOD!!!!! :bow:

Thanks :D
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b296/Kaa22/wasp3.jpg

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Originally Posted by TheMolenater2

You got some nice skills with the camera! :gj:

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Skills is an understatement ;)