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Swallowtail caterpillar...

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sent on September 17, 2012 (15:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Until four years ago for my choice I performed close up traveling, that I turned to lawns in search of subjects. I did not use it Plamp, he stands, but only his elbows on his knees on the ground or in the second position of the subject. Often had more time I lie down or bent without taking a picture for the flight concerned, but after getting a few hours of this gym pain a little 'everywhere, this went on until his back gave out. What to do? I Plamp and equipped with stand (the flasch already used it especially in backlighting) and I'm back in the meadows at the first light of day, otherwise I would have quit. That is to say for myself was not always so, today I had to change the system to photograph. Returning to the observation made on the perch of the caterpillar not objectionable to improve his vision sforbicia a little lto the nurse plant on which it is supported, but in my opinion it must be always nurse plant. Those of us who does not know these things by looking at the image in question may draw incorrect information and make sure that the caterpillars can go where they please. A butterfly as the steering wheel can be rest on a window on the third floor of a house and photographed if no one can believe that this living on that perch, different in my opinion applies to the caterpillars. In short, my simply wanted to be a finding of something out of tune throughout the beautiful photos and nothing more, I'm not up to it.
With regard to the various improvements that the photographic industry has made available to us, I think it is right to use it to improve our shooting, and pay close attention to the details that otherwise the eye non show would know. One for use with all that goes with it such as pipes, bellows or MPE. Certain magnification and certain refinements we could not reach them and observe them if we did not stand with us, flash, small panels etc.. ecc.Penso that the end result of those who face macro is not just a pretty picture, but also to observe the small world in a different way. The technology has made great strides in all fields, then accettiamola for what it is, it knows how to help us improve our hobby certainly not to make us less naturalists, this, I believe, technology or not it is within us, in short or c ' is or is not.
As for what we are and we can not call ourselves photographers least for those who do not live with that, I think each of us is an amateur naturalist smattering evolved with, which is why in the end most of us is to make a nice picture withoutthis attempt to harm to our subject.
As always, what I write is intended to be nothing more than my simple thought.

avatarsenior
sent on September 17, 2012 (19:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Ale, your photo is the bomb! Dimensional and well composed!
I also would like to leave a thought ..
In my view, the Plamp has stimulated the desire to photograph, as you can get away from the classic patterns dictated by the photograph "documentary", sparking the desire to exploit as much as possible soggetto.Chiaramente I take for granted that you use an some ethics or culture, or to not do harm to our young "models".
I am passionate magnification, and come to get a shot of quality with a wide Pdc (staking) in nature, involves a lot of hard work and 95% of the shots end up in many cestino.Per this technique is not photography .. but who cares. . I personally find it more difficult to draw a pleasing result, and when I can satisfies me a lot! (I agree thatif the photo is published must be written in the shooting data that it is unions)
At the end of this wonderful hobby has the ability to travel my thoughts even when not practical, looking for ideas and solutions to improve the technique and style .. I live like this, learning and studying your shots trying not to make twice the same mistake sottolineatomi.
I take this occasion to thank you for advice and critical comments-you have given me, for me is always an incentive to learn and to do better! ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on September 17, 2012 (19:15)

Very nicely done!

avatarsenior
sent on September 17, 2012 (19:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

evolved with an amateur naturalist smattering


I probably am a naturalist (amateur, not professional nor evolved) with a smattering of photography ... :-D

... then take pictures (poche. ..) because I'm interested in the subject to which I do, it is clear that I like photography and not just the subject, but when I try to do their photographer possibly with a setting that starts from ' naturalistic, not with regard to the technique, the manipulation or artistic ambition (let's say ... nice), but as I mentioned above, for the result.

(In this connection I would not feel even the appearance of secondary education for those who look at the photos as Pigi says, perhaps not caring much because we are talking about insects and average themwe know little, but some results are a bit 'like seeing a mountain goat grazing in a salt marsh or an elephant (without Hannibal) walking in the Alps ... ;-))

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sent on September 17, 2012 (20:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

On the sidelines of the beautiful photos I too 'I, from my humble point of view in comparison to' photographic experience of those who spoke up to now intervene in the discussion Natural and Unnatural. Question. A photo taken at a model or someone who poses and in the right light can be considered unnatural? The 'union of one or more shots may be considered unnatural? The use of filters or polarizers sloping or of another type may be considered unnatural? Everything that is done by the photographer against the party to change the result of the picture to your taste and liking can be considered unnatural? If the answer to these questions is YES, then we are all photographers "unnatural", but at the same time, we give an interpretation of the outside world in a way that individual expresses ALSOand our creativity. On the contrary we would be good photographers to capture the 'moment, finding the right resume point and express, however, a certain sensitivity to the way of seeing the world around us (eg street Fotography). I've read of someone 'else who was "scruples" of this kind in other interventions. What I think is that all forms of 'art are varied and different from each other. Also use the spray in the second macro I may ask, is like putting makeup to a model. Hello and good light at all! :-D

avatarsenior
sent on September 17, 2012 (20:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

is like putting makeup to a model.


Well, not really, the model is omeoterma, a butterfly and not spurt water is forced to remain motionless for more time and is not really a thing indifferent, if you think about it ... ;-)

(For charity, it gets worse, but it confirms what I wrote above: the insects we know little!)

PS I think all the arguments about the natural understanding of photography is technically not very doily with the arguments of Pigi and confirmed by me: the problem arises for a larva of swallowtail on a leek, not Plamp, cloudy, blurry, slow, lights and so on and so forth ...! All these speeches are interesting and legitimate, but I would suggest to keep dapart if we center the discussion, in short, I'd rather be told that one does not think like me, but then be sure that you have understood how I feel and what you are talking about ... ;-)

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sent on September 17, 2012 (21:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I get bomb as it requires maximum and then close the discussion on my part.

In order not to give false information, the solution is very simple and the meeting in what was said by all of you.
In the photo didactic enough to say if the roost is natural or not, I do not think something that goes to affect the judgment of photography. And 'advisable, however, that it is done with great patience and dispendendo a little more of their time. Just as you should in my opinion always put the shooting data. I agree with Pigi and Maximus on to say that, for those who enter to see a photo and do not know almost anything natural, I find it a very honest and that I will always dora forward on any of the photos that I will post in the forum. To give more data (natural or unnatural they are) always specify & ogravand; Plamp, flash, double exposures, union of shots and so on, we will give a more precise information and dispels any misunderstanding.

For example, the photo in question just put roost chosen but also with unnatural Pigi was a little generic as you want to make it clear to newcomers that a caterpillar there has not much chance of getting. It comes as shown with the help of everyone to make the information more useful, but as always, everything involves a little more effort. Would be too complex to describe the post production which in my opinion should be gutted if you want on specific questions.

Having said this should not be read, who does not want to make such information more has no obligation, everything remains at the discretion of the mail!

PersonallyI will endeavor to do so.

A greeting and thanks to all the time spent.

Max

avatarsupporter
sent on September 17, 2012 (21:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

also Pigi with unnatural was a little generic


I simply reported my impression the author to prevent the same thing in the near future. This was what I wanted in the comment. Then things have evolved, so going to dissect the problems crop up other reasons.

avatarsenior
sent on September 17, 2012 (21:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

just say if the roost is natural or not


Never change a winning team: Put together a little 'heads and willing to listen to reason, and the solutions are! ;-)

avatarjunior
sent on September 17, 2012 (22:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

To be honest I have not read thoroughly all the comments and I answered thinking he understood what we were talking about. But I want to insist on what I have written. Everything is relative! If the swallowtail or any other insect is placed on a perch that is not his natural but enhances in terms of exposure to light and background, its natural features, thus giving it clicks balance and beauty in itself per se, we did a beautiful photo worthy of being admired. If on the contrary we portray on their roost natural, on the contrary, at the click a simple meaning documentary we sacrificed the imagination and creativity to the respect of the natural relationships insect habitat. Speaking as a profane nature photography I just want to focus the discussion on what you want to convey with the macro picture (and not only)!
Otherwise, whoediamo to Juza to open two different sections for macros Natural and Unnatural. :-D (this is intended to be only a procazione!)
Ps As for the spray I just wanted to give an example, which, of course, was not really fitting since my lack of knowledge of insects!




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