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Each has its own problems....

Grilli cavallette e mantidi

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Each has its own problems. sent on July 05, 2012 (22:05) by Manrico Chiti. 10 comments, 964 views.

, 1/60 f/18.0, ISO 200, tripod.

Doppio flash sul soggetto e flash di schiarita sullo sfondo.





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sent on July 06, 2012 (1:24)


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Forse avrei ridotto leggermente la potenza del flash sul soggetto, per il resto un'ottima foto, mi piace la composizione e il soggetto è insolito!

Maybe I slightly reduced the power of the flash on the subject, otherwise good picture, I like the composition and the subject is unusual!

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sent on July 06, 2012 (12:30)


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Un grazie a Juza. Probabilmente avrei potuto gestire meglio le luci in postproduzione ma, purtroppo, photoshop non è il mio forte.

Thanks to Juza. I probably would have been able to better manage the lights in post, but unfortunately photoshop is not my forte.

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sent on July 06, 2012 (13:07)


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che affollamento: uova di due specie (quelle peduncolate dovrebbero essere un di un crisopide), ortottero (che non penso centri con l'altra ovatura, ma potrei sbagliarmi) a sua volta parassitizzato (?)

che sia originale non ci piove!;-)

that crowding: eggs of two species (those pedunculated should be a of a crisopide), orthopteran (that do not think centers with the other ovatura, but I could be wrong) in turn parasitized (?)

that is original no rain! ;-)

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sent on July 06, 2012 (13:19)


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Un bel documento complimenti.
Saluti Gun

A nice document compliments.
Greetings Gun

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sent on July 06, 2012 (13:41)


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Chiedo scusa, vorrei approfondire quello che ha detto Massimo. L'ortottero ( non conosco la specie ) è parassitato da un acaro e non c'entra niente con le uova che penso siano di un lepidottero. Quelle con il peduncolo non credo siano uova, penso che facciano parte della foglia,( sporangi ?). Mi documenterò meglio e vi farò sapere.

I'm sorry, I would like to elaborate on what he said Maximus. The orthopteran (do not know the species) is parasitized by a mite and has nothing to do with what I think are the eggs of a moth. Those with the stem do not think they are eggs, I think they are part of the leaf (sporangia?). I will document best and let you know.

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sent on July 06, 2012 (13:55)


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Concordo con Juza ma lo scatto è davvero interessante, diverso e di gran racconto.

Complimenti!

I agree with Juza but the shot is really interesting, different and great story.

Congratulations!

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sent on July 06, 2012 (18:29)


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Porcapaletta in pochi millimetri ci sono uova ...uova...insetto...foglie..insomma un microcosmo...complimenti.

Davide Morellini

Porcapaletta in a few millimeters there are eggs ... eggs ... insect ... leaves .. in short, a microcosm ... congratulations.

David Morellini

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sent on July 06, 2012 (18:47)


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" Quelle con il peduncolo non credo siano uova"

no, quella è la cosa di cui sono più sicuro (spero); uova di neurottero, probabilmente una crisopa...;-)

Those with the stem do not think are eggs


no, that's the thing I'm most sure (I hope); eggs neurottero, probably a crisopa ... ;-)

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sent on July 06, 2012 (19:09)


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bellissimo documento, i piccoli difetti passano in secondo piano.

saluti ale

beautiful document, the small flaws fade into the background.

greetings ale

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sent on July 07, 2012 (0:24)


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Chiedo scusa a Massimo . Mi sono documentato, le palline attaccate al peduncolo sono effettivamente uova di Crysopa mentre le altre dovrebbero essere di Libelloides. Ho trovato altre volte e fotografato quelle palline attaccate al filo sulle foglie delle canne e ho sempre pensato, erroneamente, che facessero parte della canna. Ho imparato un'altra cosa e sono contento. Ciao a tutti.

I apologize to Maximum. I documented the balls attached to the stalk are actually eggs Crysopa while the other should be Libelloides. Other times I found and photographed those balls attached to the wire on the leaves of reeds and I always thought, wrongly, that they were part of the barrel. I learned another thing and I'm happy. Hello to all.


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