I've promised you photos that have something in common with water, so here we go:
Some leaf:
Some flower:
You know that I like insects, sooo...
And answers:
Q: You are breeding this?(insects from #13)
A: I was few years ago.
Q: You say you have rats? i would like to see a picture of them if possible.
A: Sure, I'll show you once :)
Q: Is that first one a type of spider?
A: No, it's more related with stick insects.
Q: I can't imagine what your place is like. It must be like an indoor jungle.
A: It was like that some time ago, but nowadays I got much less animals.
Q: Is that a cricket?(picture from #14)
A: Yes, it's Gryllus assimilis
Q: Have any of your lizards gotten out and eaten one of your bugs?
A: Few times my lizards escaped from their container, but other animals are also in their own containers, so lizards weren't able to reach them.
Q: where did u take these pics?(#14)
A: In my room :D
Haha, I was waiting for the obligatory insect pic. Great works as usual.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteLove the first picture.
ReplyDeletewow very nice pictures and interview!
ReplyDeleteI'm not practising macro photography but I love watching it.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are amazing !
I have never seen a fly so close, I can see every detail, sometimes, I watch them while they rub their legs, I don't know why I find that really interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of camera do you have?
ReplyDeleteAre these photos from your garden?
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots, there's such a lot of beauty in the natural world.
ReplyDeleteLove the water on that leaf. fresh
ReplyDeleteWater + Plants pics are so relaxing
ReplyDeleteVery nice again. I like flowers better than bugs. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice :D
ReplyDeleteWater on that leaf looks so fresh and peaceful.
ReplyDeleteI love water, my favorite drink.
I have to say, these pictures from your point and shoot are pretty damn spectacular. The details on that fly and the water drops. You're pretty good.
ReplyDeletethat's the water alright
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. I wonder if it was staged.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of camera u use? I have a Cannon Rebel SLR, looks about that quality too ^_^
ReplyDeleteu have a good eye
oooo, im really liking the first picture
ReplyDeleteThe surface tension on those rain drops is incredible, almost a perfect sphere.
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