Bug on a sunflower — testing the Nikon Coolpix L830 macro feature.
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Rubbing its hands together in anticipation….”Where should I go next!”
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He was a slow-moving little creature. Lucky for me. And yes, there’s lots of yummy flowers here in my front yard.
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Fabulous!
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Thanks Robert! I took about 8 shots of this bug, and only one was clear enough to post. I am thinking I may need to get acquainted with the manual focus on my L830?
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Wonderful!
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Thank you Victor! He’s much prettier through the lens + cropping than my human eyes recognized. Nice how photography helps us appreciate the world, isn’t it?
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Very cool green eyes. It looks like she is saying, “Namaste!”
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Why did I not see that? I do see it now!!
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Eric! I will pass on your compliment to the little fellow, next time I see him.
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I had a similar fellow haze me the other day in the garden, finally nailing me on the back of the neck. Perhaps the ‘hand rubbing’ gesture is delight at the prospect of a meal…
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Uh-oh. I think I will have to escort him out of my yard.
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Wow, I’d say the Coolpix L830 macro feature works quite well! ~SueBee
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it performed respectably, but I had to give it a little boost with Photoshop Elements. 🙂
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