Day 11: October 2010 PAD

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Originally Posted by Dave Humphries

Thanks Kay - and for spotting the post title :o (now corrected)

It is cool, but the eye was a little small even when expanded, so here's a 100% crop, 696px square.

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http://www.pbase.com/dhumphries/imag...9/original.jpg

Cheers,

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That is an interesting little beastie, Dave.

I'm not sure about the ID as it doesn't easily fall into any of the ID Keys. Chrysopa pallens should have a distinctive black dot between the antennae, but I can't see anything there in the close up image.

Alternatively, it would seem to be from amongst the Chrysopa carnea group. But I think this would be one for the real experts to sort out.

It is certainly a clear photo with plenty of fine details visible.

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Originally Posted by wilgk

I dunno they look pretty straight from here ;)

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Bada-bing! :)

We've (USA) just had a judge issue an injunction against don't ask/don't tell, so I'm not allowed to do anything to them.

Amazing, Dave - fantastic shot, both overall and zoomed in. The details on the wings are incredible with the individual hairs visible, and the eye is hard to believe.

Cheers,
Rick

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Originally Posted by rick55

Amazing, Dave - fantastic shot, both overall and zoomed in. The details on the wings are incredible with the individual hairs visible, and the eye is hard to believe.

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Thanks Rick

More in Day 12 too

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Originally Posted by Geoff F

That is an interesting little beastie, Dave.

I'm not sure about the ID as it doesn't easily fall into any of the ID Keys. Chrysopa pallens should have a distinctive black dot between the antennae, but I can't see anything there in the close up image.

Alternatively, it would seem to be from amongst the Chrysopa carnea group. But I think this would be one for the real experts to sort out.

It is certainly a clear photo with plenty of fine details visible.

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Thanks Geoff,

I could well be wrong, just a book ID (and proper name).

Cheers both,

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Originally Posted by Peter Ryan

Now Katy, I like that. You must shoot better under pressure. The colour and patten of the composition, filling the frame with the subject and great control of DOF - great shot. Make sure you print it and frame it.

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I agree with Peter, Katy. This one is really good.:)

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Originally Posted by Camellia

I agree with Peter, Katy. This one is really good.:)

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Okay! Seeee? this is why I need you "guys".

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...achmentid=6875

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...5&d=1287109328

"Out of the Blue" or "Where's the sun?" :)

Nice