that's exactly like the cicada we have here in Florida!Coming down off the mountain the other day, I was in the mood for macro. I noticed these bug shells clinging to the odd pine tree. This was a one second exposure with no tripod. 🙂 I just braced it against the tree trunk really steadily.
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And of course it isn't working...oh well...🙂
Cicada? Of course! I should have known. Those buzzing bugs rule the month of August in these parts.that's exactly like the cicada we have here in Florida!
small world... nice pic!🙂
how did you stay still for that whole second!
Cicada? Of course! I should have known. Those buzzing bugs rule the month of August in these parts.
As to holding still, I put the camera against the tree with my left hand supporting it from below, fingers on the tree. To hold the hand steady I leaned my side against my left elbow. To keep my body steady, I leaned my head against the tree with feet wider than shoulder width apart. Simple, really. 🙂
Funny, I see the beautiful Golden Gate bridge on a typical foggy day. 😀Seems to be working just fine - one of the best shots of a polar bear in a snowstorm I've seen in a very long time.
😛 😀 😛
Most amazing sunset ever. Taken yesterday, 10/29/06. Just bumped up the contrast a little bit in Aperture.
Aperture-f6.3
Shutter Speed- 1/125
ISO-640
Focal Length-71mm
your an idiot chris yesterday was halloween 10/31/06 i was rite next to you when you took this A DURRRR
Coming down off the mountain the other day, I was in the mood for macro. I noticed these bug shells clinging to the odd pine tree. This was a one second exposure with no tripod. 🙂 I just braced it against the tree trunk really steadily.
This is a cool picture. I like all of the pictures you have posted I just havn't gotten around to commenting on them before. and here is mine for today.
What the f...? Really good. I think that is my favorite time exposure of yours.fun with some friends late at night on the frigid beach.
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
Shutter Speed: 30/1 second
F Number: F/9.0
Focal Length: 10 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Date Picture Taken: Oct 29, 2006, 3:11:12 AM
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Wow! Looks exciting. Cat burglar? Mission Imposiblist. No, not with those helmets... Peeping Tom with video camera and a website? 😀
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Daegu, South Korea
Canon PowerShot A640
October 30, 2006
Focal length: 7.3mm
1.000 s @ f/8.0
Coming down off the mountain the other day, I was in the mood for macro. I noticed these bug shells clinging to the odd pine tree. This was a one second exposure with no tripod. 🙂 I just braced it against the tree trunk really steadily.