Onlymehdi
Ladybug Larve - So Small
Posted by Onlymehdi (Wayne, United States) on 7 June 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.
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@Standley: merci
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@Lash: yes the leaf was huge for her. thanks
grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom
Is that what it is. When you say so small, how small? I can't say I have ever seen one. Is that because they are tiny and I just haven't noticed them? Interesting shot.
7 Jun 2009 10:25am
@grouser: these little guys are very tiny maybe 4mm i never noticed one before as well. just to put it in perspective, half the leaf is not in the picture. thank you
@Kasra: thanks
@dj.tigersprout: thank you
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
This tiny mini-beast looks quite ferocious despite its tiny size.
7 Jun 2009 11:21am
@Richard_Irwin: yes it does, thanks
@Mozhde: sepas
Lee from Fort Frances Ontario, Canada
I'm with Grouser on this one. What size are they? What type of plant is that? I have never seen one myself, or, I have not noticed them.
Great shot by the way.
7 Jun 2009 12:51pm
@Lee: the leaf is a apple tree leaf. and they are 4mm so they are very very small. thank you
@laur: thanks
Don from spokane, United States
A fine close up of an event in nature that most of us have never seen, or will ever see. Nice one.
7 Jun 2009 2:30pm
@Don: glad you saw something new, thanks
Ajay from Pune, India
Superb close and the DoF is really making it look so beautiful.
7 Jun 2009 2:47pm
@Ajay: thank you
@k@: yes it does, thanks
@Fade ToBLACK: merci
@kisskool: thanks
ZoomLNZ from Los Angeles Area, United States
You really preserved the texture. Good shot.
7 Jun 2009 3:30pm
@ZoomLNZ: thank you
willow from Chelsea, United States
Great macro! I see we are on similar themes today.
7 Jun 2009 3:39pm
@willow: yes, OMG is this how the bug looks when they get bigger. lol, i never knew, thank you
@Rosso: thanks
ishm from dubai, United Arab Emirates
cool shot!,..you're almost there, towards perfection..keep discovering new tools on your camera and techniques of macro shots, that goes for me as well :)
7 Jun 2009 3:46pm
@ishm: thanks, glad you like it, yes i am getting better on how to handle the camera, more shots to come, thank you for keeping a lookout
marc battault from clermont ferrand, France
it must be that the really tiny, nice detail of the leaf, shows us, lovely macro, Medhi!
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7 Jun 2009 4:57pm
@marc battault: thank you, so glad you like it.
@Isidro: Gracias
grant from kansas city, United States
great shot. i never would have guessed what this is.
7 Jun 2009 5:57pm
@grant: thanks to my friend ricky, he is the one that can identify all these. thank you
@Daryl Johnson: thanks
@john4jack: thank you
@Graham Russon: thanks
@angel: thanks
@Alun Lambert: thank you
@Steve Rice: thanks
Andy from United States
I have never seen a ladybug larvae! Very cool. Looks nothing like the adult!
7 Jun 2009 11:17pm
@Andy: cool, i have never seen the adult
jeff (aka dogilicious) from Millerstown, PA, United States
Really?...ladybug larva? Wow, great shot.
8 Jun 2009 12:38am
@jeff (aka dogilicious): thanks, yes glad you liked it
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
Nice macro! I also must say I've never seen labybug larva either.
8 Jun 2009 4:47am
@bluechameleon: yes i think they are rare, thanks you
@Saeed Rasoulof: thanks
@Earnest: it is, nice, thanks
Sony DSLR-A200
1/160 second
F/5.6
ISO 125
50 mm