Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)

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Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Hello, this is my access for the bugs cutting challenge.

The angel was taken application a Assize G9 on macro setting, f/8, ISO 80 and bang acceleration at 2 sec.

I had larboard the windows at the appointment accessible over night afterwards a hot day. The afterward morning this abominably buried "monitor moth" had abutting me - apparently addition the awning to be the absolute abode to alloy in. Unfortunately the adverse was rather acrid already the adviser was angry on. Nevertheless it remained there the blow of the day.

-Tommy Poulsen


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Title: King of the Flower!

Camera: Assize XT on a Gorillapod

Lens: 50mm with 4x and 10x diopters stacked

ISO: 200

F/6.8

This was attack appropriate afterwards a cloudburst and all-overs were alive these flowers. They were angry for ultimate supremacy on top of the flower, and the also-ran would be aerial into the air and befuddled to arena a bottom below. I did this with a set of diopters I got off Amazon for about $15, stacking a 4x and a 10x so the focal even is tiny (much abate than the physique of an ant!). Lots of balloon and error, chiral absorption (by affective the camera) and abject in the mud to get this "action" shot.

-Adam Harris


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I am by no agency a able photographer. I acclimated my wife's Kodak Z710 Simple in Macro (burst) approach to yield this shot. This Locust was on a curb, so I had to authority the camera abutting to him afterwards accepting able to see the LCD screen, shoot a agglomeration of shots, and see what angry out best (on the computer). He was bistro grass that was advancing out of a bond in the curb. The humans alive into our accommodation circuitous accept to accept anticipation me crazy demography these pics! For me, I like the abrupt adverse in the (bright) colors. I did absolute accessory touch-ups application GIMP2 just to advice the colors pop a little more.

-Chad Malone


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Canon 7D

1/80s

f/16

iso:1000

@50mm

"This had bigger be account it!"

I wasn't blessed with my reside bug shots, so I searched window sills for asleep ones to affectation and happened beyond a brace wasps. This attack was the aboriginal affair I anticipation of afterwards accession them.

-Mark Scherschel, II


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I consistently acquisition it a bit sad to see the little broiled bodies of bugs who've died assault themselves adjoin my windows, but at the aforementioned time it's consistently amazing to be able to get up abutting and see all the little hairs and abstracts of their wings and bodies (they aswell don't mave about so abundant if you're aggravating to photgraph them...) And in this case i aswell absolutely just admired the ablaze that this little ex-bee was lying in. So this photo is committed to all the little 'window warriors' laid to blow on the window-sills about my house. Blow in brittle pieces, little bugs.

Equipment:

Canon 400D additional S-M-C Takumar 50mm f1.4 lens additional a few addendum tubes at 0.6 of a additional and 100 iso

-Ed Boldero


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I took this photo of a locust with my Kodak Z710 in Macro Mode, no flash. The colors were brought out application GIMP 2. My bedmate and I noticed a lot of locust as we absolved about the circuitous (he took some pictures too). This one was an simple accountable because he alone had 5 legs (one of his hoppers was gone). If this bend doesn't aberration you out, it makes him assume added "human", right?

-Bridget Malone


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I attack this babyish praying mantis with a Assize Insubordinate T1i and its kit lens. While out charwoman the barn one day, I affective the pitchfork and the little guy just happened to be on the end. I coaxed him assimilate my arm and ran in the abode to grab my camera. I proceeded to yield a agglomeration of photos of him as he meandered beyond my arm and leg, contorting myself into some appealing absorbing positions. The images angry out neat, he was so baby that my physique looked like a landscape. I chose this angel because he was searching anon at my lens as if to say "Do you mind?" I took him aback out to the barn to absolution him already I was finished; no praying mantii were afflicted in the cutting of this picture.

-Emily Hart


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Camera: Nikon CoolPix S8000

ISO: 1600

The Macro ambience was angry on for this picture. Focal breadth was 5mm according to the exif data.

I spent about an hour block bugs about in my backyard for this cutting contest. This was the aboriginal grasshopper that didn't jump abroad as anon as I got close. He backward like this continued abundant for me to get 4 or 5 shots off. I captivated the camera down in the grass and inched it afterpiece to him.

-Preston Griffith


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Taken with a Assize PowerShot s90, f/3.2 and 1/200th additional exposure, ISO 400, chiral focus, circumscribed and adapted blush curves in Paint.NET.

This bumblebee was one of dozens feasting on the lavendar in my foreground yard. I chose this attack because I like what it does with the bank depth-of-focus and how the accomplishments gets progressively added bleared and impressionistic.

Also, I abstruse that bees appointment a individual annual for not added than one additional (at atomic if a columnist is present).

- Brian Hall

Camera: Assize 5D Mark II

Lens: Assize EF 100mm F2.8L IS USM Macro

ISO: 50

Shutter: 1/20

Aperture: 5.6

White Balance: Cloudy

Technique: Took this attack with the camera army on a tripod, manually focused, and acclimated a cable absolution to activate the shutter.


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



This account was taken at the Toronto Botanical Gardens. Cutting bugs is a alarming task, because they are consistently affective around, and aerial about at their own chargeless will. Afterwards abutting to an hour of animated bug chasing, and an awning to accumulate my camera dry from the rain, I managed to abduction some sharp, some bleared and some bearded ones. Later, on my computer this one stood out from the blow because of its sharpness, compositions and details.

-Anthony Rego


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Wise Grasshopper

Camera: Nikon D90

Lens: AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8

ISO: 400

Shutter Speed: 1/250

Aperture: f/3.2

I was arena cartel with my adolescent brother if my dog became acutely absorbed with whatever was outside. We arrested it out and begin this little guy abnormality around. I ran for my camera, slapped on a lens, and afflicted my settings afore he could get away. He was in fact appealing air-conditioned with me accepting so abutting to him.

-Matt Schulz


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Just a accustomed day at Coney Island with some friends, played some frisbee, congenital a beach dragon. I was afraid to acquisition a ladybug down on the shore, so I attack a brace photos. I apperceive there are traveling to be a thousand macro images so I absitively to accomplish a abandonment from said territory. Attack on a Insubordinate Ti on 35mm Fuji Provia 400X accelerate blur with a EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM Ultra-Wide. Minimal adverse alteration to atone for my blur scanner.

-David Corso


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Hi guys. I didn't anticipate I'd accept an access for this week's challenge, but afresh this beetle appeared on my awning aperture aboriginal this morning. He's about 3/4 inch long, and I confused him to my adverse top with 1954 formica for the picture.

-pg


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I attack this with a Nikon D40 application a Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 lens. There was tequila in the cup so at atomic we apperceive the fly died happy!

-Buddy Michell


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Here is my submission: Appealing fly.

At my home, insects are in somewhat abbreviate supply, and this little accoutrement was one of the few insects who was photogenic and accommodating abundant for me. The camera is an Olympus FE-210 point-and-shoot camera.

-Immanuel Smith


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



HTC Incredible, Vignette.

Taken while acrimonious corn, so all I had was my phone.

-James White

I took this attack at a butterfly garden (creatively called "The Butterfly Farm") in the Heredia arena of Costa Rica. Besides for accepting a admirable butterfly garden, "The Butterfly Farm" aswell exports abounding butterfly cocoons all over the world.


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Anyways, here's what I attack it with:

Camera: Sony Alpha a230

Lens: 50mm portrait

Exposure: 1/2500

f/2

ISO 320

Image stabilization was on, the beam was off.

The angel is unedited (except for ascent down).

-Brian Charous


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Canon G11, Aperture Priority (F/8), 1/60 sec, ISO-400, 25mm

I begin these guys accepting cafeteria in my aback yard. It was a claiming for me as a new columnist to bulk out the lighting. I begin the best band-aid was to use a beam at bargain power. It provided abundant ablaze afterwards abrasion out the bugs and kept the accomplishments aphotic abundant to draw the eyewitness eyes to the bugs (no distractions).

-Chuck Erickson


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



My settings were:

Canon G11, F/4.5, 1/250, ISO200, 25mm.

About the photo:

I adopted my husband's camera and went searching for a butterfly. The wind was alarming and the butterfly was absolutely alive authoritative it harder to get a acceptable account afore he confused off to the next flower. All in all I anticipation it came out nice as the wings are in focus forth with the abstracts on the annual stem.

-Jenna Erickson


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Story: Afterwards a abbreviate hiatus, I absitively to shoot again. I acclimated the 50mm lens antipodal in duke (yes it was not physically attached, I just kept it lined up with the camera. Hopefully not abundant dust fabricated it in.) I attack about 50 shots, about 10 were keepers.

Challenges: DOF was absolute attenuated and all-overs confused fast (around 1/125 or greater).

Editing/Adjustments: WB, Sharpening (just a bit), brightning/exposure (it was a tad dark).

-John Valdez


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I was searching for bugs to photograph if the ablaze refracting off this spider's web angled my eye.

Camera Model: Sony a200

Lens and focal length: Sigma DG 28-200 ƒ/3.5-5.6 @ 160mm

Aperture: ƒ/5.6

Shutter Speed: 1/1000

Sensitivity: ISO 200

Post processing: Slight akin acclimation and adverse boost

-Zach Jones


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Shot with: Nikon D90, 18-105mm kit lens @ 105mm & f/5.6, 1/125 bang speed.

With the contempo calefaction achievement in New Jersey, a lot of the flowers were asleep and dying. There was a absolute absence of bugs. Luckily, I begin this little guy agriculture on a flower. From the bulk of cutting time I got with this moth, it seemed as if it were just assuming for me. I assumption bugs gotta eat, and they dont affliction WHO is about to watch them ;-)

-Anvinash Patel


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS

All I did was set it to macro, the blow was on auto so the camera absitively on:

ISO - 80

Aperture - f 2.8

Shutter - 1/200

Was demography pictures while visiting my parents. My dad has a ample butterfly backcountry in his garden so a abundant abounding of them were lazily amphibian about but wouldn't acreage because the dog kept alarming them off. This one absitively to adhere about continued abundant for me to get a shot. Circumscribed it and fabricated a few adjustments in seashell.

-Daniel Topal


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I am attack this photo with accessible ablaze in the morning...hope to get abundant accustomed tone.

a little bug 3 mm not added do action on the amethyst annual in the morning.

eiff abstracts for this photo :

F : 9, Acceleration : 125, ISO : 320,

by Assize EOS 40D, 100 mm F/2,8 macro lens, No Beam and Filter

-Andiyan Lutfi


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I didn't accept time to seek out capacity for this week's cutting challenge, but three hours afore the deadline, I went to the basement to do laundry and saw this big honkin' affair sitting there on the door. So I affective the S90 and started shooting. The ambient lighting wasn't absolutely right, so I captivated a Mag ablaze with tissue cardboard in my larboard duke and attack with my right. I was afraid because the accomplished time I was afraid it was traveling to jump appropriate on my face. But it angry out to be a appealing accommodating subject.

Canon PowerShot S90, f/2.0, 1/20s, ISO 400

-Philip Levy


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Shot this with my Pentax k-x w/ 18-55mm lens on macro setting. I had been cat-and-mouse for some bugs added than flies to acreage on any of the branches in a garden. Finally one did, I managed to yield a attack afore it flew away. Attack @ F7.1, 1/500 second, and 200 ISO.

-Adam Tenuta


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Anyway, I've been aggravating to bethink all anniversary to go alfresco with my camera. Tonight I remembered. I accept a brick abode and this time of year the suns heats it all afternoon. It was aboriginal black if I stepped alfresco to acquisition about 12 flies on the west adverse exoteric wall. I affective my camera and not cerebration just addled to macro and took a picture. I like to alarm it "Just a fly on the wall." I use a Assize Powershot SX110is with CHDK, I was in Program approach with ISO 200 (I didn't analysis this could accept got abroad with 80), it too a f-stop of 4.0 and 1/640 additional shutter. Aback I didn't accept abundant time to adapt this I just circumscribed the best allotment and am sending it off to you and the blow is beeline off the camera.

-Eric Voss


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I was out affairs weeds, and saw these brownish horned caterpillars beneath some of the leaves. Immediately, I ran central to my get camera. (Good affair about caterpillars, they don't fly or jump abroad in the meantime.) I didn't cartel blow those alarming horned spines with my bald hands, because any array of bristling caterpillar ability bite or be poisonous. So, I acclaim angled aback the bulb and approved to yield a photo. However, if I confused the bulb it abashed him so he coiled up into a spiral. I kept accepting bleared shots aggravating to authority the affective plant, so I lay down on the arena and anchored the camera. Afterwards a breach in the breeze and while captivation my breath, I took the attack focused appropriate at his conflicting face! I adulation all of the tiny hairs that appearance up on his anxiety even. I would accept never apparent them afterwards the camera.

-Laura McCracken


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Taken 11July2010

Canon 7D

Canon 100mm f/2.8 macro

F/11, 1/60sec, ISO 100

I was accepting a harder time award an insect to photograph aback the monsoons haven't started. I went to the bend of the Albertson's parking lot searching for insects in the bushes beneath lights. I begin this beetle in a cresote bush.

-Margy Green


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Canon 5D Mark II

Sigma Macro Lens 17-70mm

Picture taken at dusk

This was my aboriginal airing with the Assize 5D Mark II body. I was just accepting a feel for the camera if I came beyond a spiders web in my friend's bird house. I sprayed the bend of the spider's web with a baby aerosol canteen to allurement him out. I was in chiral focus and he alone ashore about for 3 shots afresh went aback in its hole. Everything was in abounding auto approach except for the chiral focus.

-Joe Sidari


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Went to the Butterfly Conservatory at Gallup Esplanade in Ann Arbor, to shoot some collywobbles and got this absolute opportunity. Attack with a Assize Powershot sd1100 in Macro Mode.

-Geoffrey J. Hancock


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I took this attack while on a aboriginal date with a babe who was amazingly accessible at

pointing out all of the bugs she saw, a lot of of which were gone afore I could

turn the camera. Afterwards seeing it abounding size, I'll bethink next time to go up a

couple f-stops afore rolling about on the arena in foreground of a prospective

girlfriend.

nikon d5000, banal lens

f5, 1/500, iso 200

-dee m'lee


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I reside in ann arbor, michigan and took this photograph while walking in the arboretum. I adulation bugs! This was taken with my assize powershot sd1100 in macro mode.

-Meaghan Cotter


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I attack this adolescent insect with my Olympus E-510 and 14-42 mm kit lens. I had just bought it and was still acquirements about how to use the chiral functions on the camera. I chock-full by the alley and there it was on a adolescent Maple leaf!

-Mitch Trinka


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I attack this with a Assize xs that I just bought a few canicule ago. It is my aboriginal camera, so I just plan on accomplishing these challenges to get the adhere of things. Settings were 1/40 f5.6 iso 200

It has been aqueous like annihilation abroad actuality in TX because of Hurricane Alex, so a lot of these snails accept been active rampant. This one airish for me.

-Blake Tucker


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I adulation ladybugs!! I took this account at my cottage in arctic Michigan. Assize Powershot 1100, macro mode.

-Natalie Heidel


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



When I absolved outside, he was sitting on the aback of my car. I was branch out cutting so I just happened to accept my camera on me.

Camera: Assize T2i

Lens: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS

ISO: 100

Slightly blush added in Aperture.

-Misty Muscarella


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



every morning it bug came to my esplanade and do activity....available ablaze from the sun accomplish the ablaze and accent absolute natural...

My exiff abstracts :

F : 7,1, acceleration : 250, ISO : 250

By Assize EOS 40D, 100 mm F/2,8 macro lens, No Beam and Filter

-Andiyan Lutfi


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Nikon D700

Nikkor 24-120mm 1:3.5-5.6 G

f/6.3

1/50 s

ISO 400

The ambition of this cruise to the basin with the camera was to get adapted shots of my children. I concluded up putting my eyeball (hidden abaft the camera) crazy abutting to a blow bee!!

-Sandy Ortiz


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



I attack this will searching for some bugs in the yard. I capital to do something interesting, not cliche. So I was sitting in the grass accepting apathetic waiting. It was 80 degrees out

and annihilation absorbing was acceptable to be found. I than looked in the clay application next to me. To my abruptness were two all-overs carriage the asleep physique of a bigger ant. Alone my acuteness can acquaint me what beforehand to its death.

-Brad Hower


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Last anniversary I begin an old Ricoh KR-30SP 35mm camera in the basement and anchored it up. I anticipate this affair is earlier than I am. I even accept to beforehand the blur by hand. I took about 6 rolls of blur this anniversary aggravating to advise myself photography. This photo, which my adherent has dubbed 'Hover craft,' was a affable abruptness if the blur was developing and the bug came through accurately (manual focus also). ISO 400 bargain Kodak film. Anyway accept any tips to accomplish a bargain at home aphotic room? This will be a nice amusement if I can cut out the CVS average man.

-Chris Stoppiello


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Camera: Assize EOS 7d

Lens: Assize f.2.8L 100mm Macro

Shutter Speed: 1/100th

Exposure: Manual

F/3.2

ISO 320

Focal Length: 100mm

No Flash

I awoke alfresco on the 5th of July ablaze and aboriginal about 1 p.m. with canteen rocket burns all of my award and head ambler on my breath. The sun was assault down and as I acutely squinted accessible my eyes a saw a butterfly canyon aerial and remembered, GIZ cutting challenge! I ran and affective the camera afresh tracked the aerial devil for 10 account or so afore he adequate on some Bee Balm flowers in our garden. I airtight the handheld attack from aerial cautiously adjusting the bank abyss of acreage and captivation my animation until I about blacked out..(again.) Achievement you enjoy!

-Michael Lloyde


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Canon insubordinate T1i, Assize EF 100/2.8 Macro, SpeedLite 430 EX

Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, about 5PM.

-Andrey Grinkevich


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My 21 year old son is a huge fan of your web site. He beatific an email this morning allegorical me that you were accepting a claiming for bug geeks that like to yield pictures of bugs. That appealing able-bodied describes me. I am in Florida on vacation and I consistently accept my camera with me. It was far too hot airy today to get nice pictures of annihilation except close all-overs and aphids, but this black afterwards dinner, I spotted a air-conditioned dejected dasher dragonfly blind out on an oleander shrub. She stood still for a photograph. Achievement you adore the picture. I took it with my Nikon D300 application a 105 mm Nikkor lens and an iso ambience of 1000. Thanks for absolution me allotment my images with you. Cheers!

-Mike Raupp


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Taken at a ancestors alliance application a Casio EX-FH25 point-and-shoot in "super macro" mode. I was apathetic and bare something to do to annihilate time at the reunion, so I took out my camera and started snapping abroad at every bug I could acquisition in my Uncle's garden.

-Alec Sparks


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



Nikon D40, 18-55 zoomed to 55mm, bang 1/500, f/11, ISO 200. I abstruse from this claiming that dragonflies are appealing accursed difficult to get a acceptable account of; I had to delay a acceptable 5 account for this guy to acreage on a stick abreast me for added than a few seconds, but I anticipate the cat-and-mouse paid off :)

-Ryan Pena


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I did not accept a macro lens for this so I charge to crop in and acuminate a bit for the look.

The camera acclimated was Assize 50D with the 28-135mm lens.

Shoot at 135mm, F13, Acknowledgment 2.5 and ISO 200.

Tripod and timer was used.

No Flash

Aperture 3 acclimated for column editing.

-Anthony Marino


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Equipment: Nikon D90 18-105mm lens

Settings: 1/200 F5.6 ISO 200 @105mm

Story: Spent awhile alfresco searching for some abundant bugs. This claiming was harder afresh I anticipation afterwards a macro lens. I went with this one in the end because I was a fan of the colors.

-Mike Zeller


Shooting Challenge: Bugs Gallery (Part 5)



This account is of a bee that that I begin asleep on my sisters step. What I anticipation was absorbing was that there were a agglomeration of baby all-overs ample all over it. I accomplished that these all-overs were not absolution this barbecue go to decay and were systematically dismantling the bee. The alone sad allotment is that this bee was a lot of acceptable done in by some bug aerosol and I can alone admiration what will become of the little all-overs from bistro this. But the arena was absolute raw. This is my aboriginal submission. Achievement you like it.

I acclimated a Nikon D90, f36, 2.5 additional exposure, ISO 200. The lens was a Sigma 150mm Macro.

-Dov Plawsky


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I airtight this bee account the added day. I'm not abiding what blazon of bee this is. The ID still eludes me. The bee was blind about a butterfly backcountry actively feeding. My aboriginal attack to shoot it acquired it to fly abroad but luckily it alternate again. I took a moment to beam it's movements afore shooting. It didn't break still at all and flew against me alert admonishing me to break away. This photo was attack on a Assize 1D Mark IV, MP-E 65mm f2.8 1-5x macro lens, and MT-24EX Macro Twin beam with custom fabricated diffusers. The camera was set to chiral with the bang synced at 1/250th of additional and f13 with a deepening of 3:1. With those settings I accept roughly.4mm of abyss of acreage authoritative it absolute difficult to focus on a bearcat that moves as frequently as this one. This accurate attack took about 15 exposures to nail. The beam acts as a basic bang in a photo like this due to the acutely low lighting conditions. If you account the able ablaze accident as an f-number it's about f52 which done by 1+mag(actual f-number). Thanks for demography the time to appearance my angel and account my story!

-Tice Lerner

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