Harlequin Crossing by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A Ladybird (of the alien invader variety) on the duct tape that stops the rain getting into the non-functional sunroof on my 1993 Volvo.
Another shot Here

Comments (26)
A very nice shot Andrea.
A cute little fellow :-)
very great macro shot
How neat - I love ladybirds - invaders or not. Lovely catch Andrea!
Incredible shot! You have a great eye!
Well spotted....I was uncertain if it was carrying something in its mouth?
Great shot !
EXCELLENT WORK
Very cool shots Andrea
Oh my, a miniature Volkswagen on top of your Volvo. Lovely colors and patterns on its paint job, Andrea, and it stands out especially well against the dark backdrop of duct tape.
Such pretty patterns, both bug and tape! :)
With that helmet she's wearing and the markings on her Pronotum, she looks like an angry Samurai warrior. A fantastic macro.
If you mounted some of that duct tape upside down you could stop some of that alien invasion, but I suspect you really like them!
great macro not so sure about the bug.
He seems to like the texture, spotty with black colours too! Maybe he's trying to mate with it! Great capture!
Yet another excellent macro !!!!
This is a very cute little bug and one great capture girl.
take me to your leader
A real fine capture, ladybirds are friends of the garden.. especially the greenhouse, again proves nature is the greatest artist of all but great skill in capturing this little fellow.
Lovely
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Super find, love ladybirds. Cannot upload tonight for some reason!!!!
beautiful capture!
That is a lovely shot and filled with details too ! :)
Well spotted! What a great shot!
I think that I like the FlickR version for some reason. Both nice photo and POVs!