I will be.... by alida
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What? Who knows?
Thanks for any comments
Comments (24)
Superb capture. God bless.
A flying version of me :) give me wings :) great shot :)
lol.. Rob said give me wings and I think ... Give him a RED BULL it gives you wings. Nice shot of this worm/caterpillar thing :)
Excellent shot!
Great shot. Fantastic details!
I reckon this will turn out to be one of the large hawk moths, it is a super shot.
Shining shot.
A big fat dinner for someone I expect. nice one.
Impressive shot. Aloha
Un bellissimo primo piano, Alida! :)
great macro
Great capture!
Wonderful and very creative work
Nice image of this little beauty.
What a big one, Alida. A very beautiful photo, my friend.
Great finding... It don't deem afraid of the highness of the step...
Superb macro!
Feines Tierchen.
Excellent macro of this beauty :)**********
....soon the most beautiful butterfly! superb capture!
It is really amazing to think about the transformation that such a creature goes through.A great shot.
A lot of road before he fly.... great close-up ((5++))
cool looking
I don't know how you do it, in these shots, but the caterpillar seems to glow from inside---like it would glow in the dark, if it were dark outside. Beautiful light in that caterpillar; and the detail on its body is huge and beautiful. You do "solo" images quite well---ie, where one subject dominates the whole shot, like a flower, or a singe rock, or a caterpillar, etc...It also seems to be sliding down a wall---I can't say that for sure, but it looks like it. And the wall formations behind it are fascinating. Good composition, because the caterpillar's back is lined-up with the darker portion of the wall in back; while the rest of the caterpillar moves into the center of the shot, and downwards. Fine 'movement' of its form. A really fine shot, and a beautiful closeup of this strange and beautiful creature.