Wasp Mimic by PSDuck
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Description
This little guy was patient enough to let me get close enough for a greaat shot. If you zoom and look at his carapice, you can see the photographer (me) reflected on it!
Thank you for the peek.
Big thanks to all of you who have favorited one of my images, and who have made me a favorite artist.
I appreciate all your support, as well as any comment you should make.
Thank you, from Portland, Oregon.
Comments (25)
real cool looking
WOW super bee and retail, superb capture
whoa .. this is an excellent photo. I just started some Macro photograpy my self, but havent managed to capture such detail yet. Might I ask what equipment/lense you use?
Great capture... and I caught a slight glimpse of you there.. :)
Good one..so what is this mimic?
Fantastic macro.
very impressive and a must of course in full view.
wow...really stuning shot Allen!!!
Very beatiful capture.
Fine photo...of a little imposter:)
bonne photo!
wonderful!
Very impressive shot.. Incredibly close work.. So lucky the little blighter stayed still long enough! Stunning Allen.. If you go to Neil's last post, you'll find the reply to you question as to why didn't France and Britain stop Russia from invading Poland in '39... On my comment.. You and Lea take care my friend.. Rob
Very cool close up.
Oh' - a cute little honey bee!!! I love them Allan, because of the honey! Wish you a great new week, hug's Ute
fantastic shot
Wow, detail is phenomenal!
Fantastic macro capture, nicely done!
fantastique !
Very beautiful capture , Allen ! I am planning something similar tomorrow
Good job, I like it
Beautiful job.
An excellent macro of this hover fly! ;o)
Les syrphes sont des insectes très photogéniques. Ils peuvent rester plusieurs secondes (deux, pas plus de trois) au même endroit.
great close up, these flower flies don't sit still to much. and thanks for the comment on my shot