[oddlot]

The first two are of a really cool looking spider on a flower in one of my gardens.The third is of a flower only, until I looked at the pic and realized there is a blue aphid looking but on the stem to the right.

 

[Bunsincunsin]

The first two are of a really cool looking spider on a flower in one of my gardens.

That's a cool looking crab spider, Lou!

Here's one I found in my garden a few weeks back - not as nice as the one you found, though…




And, a harvestman:

 

[oddlot]

Nice pics Shaun! I love how you can see the pollen on the crab spider. I need to get a better camera.

 

[oddlot]

A friend of mine took this pics and wanted to know what kind of spider this is.Any one know?

 

[flyingSquirrel]

I shoot all kinds of nature photography. I'm working toward going professional some day. Here are a few examples, and my flickr link to all of my stuff.

My Flickr

 

[benjaminfrogs]

These are some of my Indian flower mantids now at fifth instar.

Here is a male

And a female

Very nice! How can you tell the difference between the males and females?

 

[benjaminfrogs]

I shoot all kinds of nature photography. I'm working toward going professional some day. Here are a few examples, and my flickr link to all of my stuff.

My Flickr

What kind of lens and what kind of camera? These are stunning

 

[flyingSquirrel]

What kind of lens and what kind of camera? These are stunning

sorry i did not see your reply, for some reason dendroboard only emails me randomly about thread replies, but not always.

thanks a lot for your comment and compliment.

all pics are with a canon 7d.
the two insect shots are with a sigma 150mm f/2.8 macro
the owl and mountain were shot with a canon 500mm f4l is II

glad you enjoyed, feel free to check out my flickr stream if you haven't yet

 

[benjaminfrogs]

Just wanted to share some more pictures for you to enjoy

 

[benjaminfrogs]

Part 2 . . . . . . . . .

 

[benjaminfrogs]

Part 3 . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. . . .

 

[FroggyKnight]

Sweet zoas! I used to have a decent collection of those guys a while back. I really need to start collecting zoanthids again.

John

 

[benjaminfrogs]

sweet! We have similar hobbies haha.

I would trade for froglets! that way you wont have to pay thousands of dollars for a good collection. if you're interested

 

[FroggyKnight]

That would be cool! I might be interested in trading some frogs for zoas, but it will be a while till I get my tank back on track. It has gone through hell the last few years but I finally have beat my Aiptasia and hair algae problem (the algae actually killed all of the aiptasia). I'm going to let the tank settle before I add anything new.

John

 

[benjaminfrogs]

Pics! This is a photoshopped picture. It's actually 2 pictures combined Do you have any tips ?

 

[Bunsincunsin]

It has been a while since this one has been bumped!

 

[Bunsincunsin]

 

[flyingSquirrel]

Are we still doing this? I'll post some shots...

By the way, if interested in nature photography, you can visit my website (see URL in image watermarks, above) and see more pics. You can sign up for my newsletter if you want occasional tips, articles, and a free gear guide (coming soon).

Thanks for looking, and hope you enjoyed

 

[Ncamfield]

 

[jedi_nachos]

I just joined the forum so this is my first post.
I use a Nikon D7000 and a Nexus 6P for photography these days.

Here is a few of my favorites from over the past several years

This is a Massive grizzly in Kluane National Park, Yukon Canada. I guess he is at least 700 pounds and probably more.


This photo is of the start of the Yukon Quest sled dog race. The temperature was hovering around -40 in mid February


Here is maybe the best sunset photo I have ever taken. From the deck of the Disney Dream just after pulling away from the docks in Nassau.