Soda Fly by RedundantlyAbundant
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Description
Luckily I had already finished drinking my Soda. This shot was taken at Chichen-Itza in Mexico.
Comments (24)
Very good idea for this macro picture!!!!
fantastic shot
This is a new interpretation of the Tequila Worm...I like to see You branching out into another style. This is a Buzz :]
Wow, thats perfect, the macro has a tail. Excellent work, always take ya cam with ya.
it is great when you can see an opportunity for an interesting shot...especially one so fleeting...and capture it. well done.
Excelelnt shot!!!!
i just love it when a mundane object is turned into a work of art- this shows that the photographer is not just looking but truly seeing, well done!!! vote
Holy Macro!! Excellent image with great detail!!
Little intresting datail! Nice shot
so nice of you to share it, good one :]
Very impressive macro!
Yeah, how did I know something like this would hunt me down in your gallery again? Chichen-Itza in Mexico? I'll make a mental note to never visit that place. Disgusting, repellent, hideous. But still brilliant, I'm afraid :))
Excellent work Matt! M.
wow, a fantastic picture, my friend. !!!!!!!! :O) !!!!!!!
doubles its flight speed on the sugar rush :) fantastic macro!
WONDERFUL DOF EFFECT!!! very great macro indeed
Excellent macro Matt. Hope there are some more classical shots of Chichen-Itza too? :)
the cold metal of the can perfectly off-sets the fly....wonderful picture
Perfect shot. Love the wholeness here. Vote.
Perfect fly eye! hehe. Great shot!
I like the focus of this photo.
Very unusual macro photography
That nasty old fly was thirsty too! Good thing you left him a little something, or you wouldn't have shown us some killer macro on a housefly!
original and well taken :)