its a small world after all
Saw this tree covered in mushshrooms. im shooting macro with the 75-300mm lens, and as im figuring out my “perfect angle” this little bug comes walking across the shrooms, just wandering around
can you just imagine what it’s world is like?
to us, the mushshrooms seem so small, but getting down to the bug’s view of things, im sure it looks as large as the mountains do to us
dont know what species of bug it is, looks like a stink bug to me
and who says you cant shoot anything in the winter? :)
shot this with
SS set at 1/50 ( I was playing around with slow SS while shooting water)
Fstop at F5.6
ISO at 100
Focal length at 290mm
exposure comp at 0
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dinghysailor1
nice capture of this cute little guy and getting into the macro world is such fun – thanks for the peek chris ! wishing you great shooting and all the best in 2009 too!
cheers
ding ;))))
Christopher E... replied
thanks ding, and ditto to you also :)
off to work i go! ugh!
cherylc1
fabulous capture! yes you do wonderful what this big world looks like to this little guy!
Christopher E... replied
thanks so much cheryl, i did wonder what it’s life would be like! pretty amazing im sure
Lucertola
The shrooms are kind of like a staircase for them! That is amazing.
It looks like a Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (Halyomorpha halys) or maybe a Mating Stink Bug, but it’s hard to tell from the angle.
I love it! It could fit in nicely in the pages of a fantasy book!
Christopher E... replied
thanks lu, ill add that to my tag words :) and anytime you’re ready to write that book, just let me know :)
Al Bourassa
Cool shot Christopher.
Christopher E... replied
preciate it al, that tree is cool! i do have other shots of it, but saw some shrooms at this angle, and the bug pops out, so the angle had to wait awhile.lol
Kevin Skinner
Always great to see what you see through your eyes, Chris. An excellent shot with a nice perspective.
Nice one!
Christopher E... replied
thanks kevin, heck i never know what i might see, hence the reason to keep the eye and mind open, appreciate it very much
Bonnie T. Barry
Thank you, Chris, for having an eye alert and sensitive enough to notice the “small world” most folks miss altogether! Appreciation for nature is a great gift and you certainly have it, along with the photographer’s skill to share it with others.
Lisa Hewitt
Great macro, Chris! Love it!!
lefty1
excellent capture Chris, detail is marvelous!
AngelPhotozzz
Great capture Chris!!
Sean Farragher
GREAT SHOT,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,HAPPY CHRISTMAS
dc witmer
Ok, don’t keep us in suspence any longer…...did he jump?
nice shot, I love shooting in the winter, give me the land of the ice and snow
George Lenz
nice find… and comp
linda858100
Excellent shot chris,,Merry Christmas
Antanas
Great capture
Merry Christmas a Happy New Year to you and your family.
Gail Bridger
Great capture my friend!
Got the Munchies got featured in the Bears of the World!! Thank you for your help, I couldn’t have got this feature without you! Check out my journal on it!! :)
Have the best New Years !!!!
jlynn
Love the title for this fabulous capture!! Thought provoking!!
Anthony Pierce
Looks like a stink bug to me as well. Hope you had a good New Years!
Dayonda
Looks like a cold stinkbug to me, lol. He really added life to the pic, didn’t he? It would be “good” without him, but with him, it’s a “great” photo.
elfie
Ha…sweet….sweet shot too..
Ruth Palmer
Nice one Chris!
Dayonda
Here’s a place for your fungus and your bug:
Insects, Bugs and Creepy Crawlies.
And for your brown art:
Just Brown.
Christopher E... replied
thanks dayonda, ill look into it :)
sendao
fantastic image!!!
Joyce Dickens,...
Nice one Chris…good eye and I appreciate your appreciation of the small gifts from God!
Adam Gormley
Hi Christopher, love this type of fungi, and to have a bug there too, awesome capture :)
Joanne Bradley
Isn’t amazing how nature has provided a great camouflage for this insect, He looks like a mushroom too! Excellent capture!
Karen Betts
wonderful image love the detail of the mushrooms and the wee bug. The colured lines on the mushrooms are wonderful
Karen Betts
Sorry meant to add there is a Fungi group this would fit in : )