In comments, few people asked what equipment do I have, someone told that is has to be something expensive. No, I use Canon Powershot A580, with no additional lenses. But I must tell you that I use also homemade diffuser so my photos look more professional ;)
Someone else asked where these photos were taken- in Poland. All of them. And all uploaded in the future will be from my homeland ;)
Today, I want to show you some flowers:
And now, answer to yester question. Two people were close, telling that it's beetle. It's larva of Coccinella septempunctata, also know as a the seven-spot ladybird. Photo of imago form (on flower, as the headline says):
Fighting with one of its enemy, for food (and the food is Aphid, next time I'll show you some of them). You even can see me on its armor:
That thing turns into a ladybird?
ReplyDeleteMagic everywhere in this bitch
Mind sharing more info on that homemade diffuser?
ReplyDeletewow i never new that nature is amazing thing isn't it.
ReplyDeletedewdrops is cool. next time you should bring a squirt bottle and make your own with photos like the ladybug ones.
ReplyDeletelol ladybug is nomming on some aphids
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! I really like closeups of small things.
ReplyDeleteAs a kid I've always enjoyed the sight of a ladybug. I think I might've kept one as a pet before too...
ReplyDeleteOn topic though, those flowers look absolutely beautiful.
nom nom nom to the leaf haha
ReplyDeleteOh cute little beetle !
ReplyDeleteI want to tame one ! ;)
Wow! I'm impressed you got these shots with the point-and-shoot camera like a Powershot. I have one myself, and you've inspired me even more to try photography as a hobby.
ReplyDeleteKeep it up!
Point and shoot cameras are pretty nifty, and can be quite good. Mine is not particularly brilliant, but it does pick up a lot of detail. Keep up the good pictures :D
ReplyDeletegreat. You should start a website. Or a business or something
ReplyDeleteLove close up shots of nature or bugs/animals in general. Following.
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never would have guessed a ladybird...
ReplyDeleteTakes a lot of skill to capture pictures like taht...
ReplyDeletewow now that is some cool photography! that's something minecraft needs, lady bugs!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos mate.
ReplyDeletenice pictures! anyone can point a camera at something but you rell semm to have an eye for this.
ReplyDeleteMakes me feel as if springtime is really near. Thanks for the hope in these cold winter days!
ReplyDeleteReally nice pictures man. The bugs are really interesting creatures
ReplyDeletewow, these things look so ordinary from afar, but up close they look amazing! keep up the good work :D
ReplyDeletewow, the last picture is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures mate, ive been enjoying your updates.
ReplyDeleteLove my new camera, was a christmas present and havn't put it down since
ReplyDeleteWow, that ladybug and the ant is my favorite. But excellent photos!
ReplyDeleteThe second one is amazing. So pure, silent, calm. :)
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More great pictures. Always look forward to seeing new ones.
ReplyDeletenice picturs, love the details!
ReplyDeleteawesome pictures as always
ReplyDeleteDroplets are always photogenic. Well done.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photography, keep it up! Supporting
ReplyDeleteamazing and detailed pictures in here, keep them coming bro!
ReplyDeleteThat ant better check himself before he wrecks himself.
ReplyDeleteLooking good, hope the pics will get better and better :)
ReplyDeleteJust saw that you got 100 followers now. Congratz and keep feeding our starving eyes.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers... ;_;
ReplyDeletePoland must be beautiful. Hope to visit one day.
ReplyDeletepretty cool pics, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeletegreat shots. i love the second with the raindrops on it
ReplyDeleteEpic pictures bro. Followed.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteReally like the one with the lady bugs
You may have inspired me to shell out for that camera. I've been wanting a good-quality one that doesn't have purple ghosting that isn't bloody expensive.
ReplyDeletenice shots
ReplyDeletebeautifull picture Bro ...
ReplyDeleteYay, flowers. Good camera work by the way.
ReplyDeletenice cam.
ReplyDeleteI like to smell a wet flower as much as the next guy. Congrats on a successful blog.
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I'm thinking about taking digital photography next year? Any tips you'd recommend?
ReplyDeleteSo that thing turns to a ladybug?!
ReplyDeletehaha, so weird that everyone calls them ladybirds or ladybugs.
ReplyDeletenice pics. love the blog.
ReplyDeletelady bug ant war!!!
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Wow, these photos are stunning!
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