It's Show and Tell Time at A Familiar Path.
We spotted this grasshopper on a nature walk this weekend.
Since I am saving for a DSLR, I have only my trusty point and shoot camera.
Using the macro setting, I just held and breath and snapped away.
Swing by A Familiar Path and check out all the photographer's shots!
Wow two grasshoppers at show and tell, what a coincidence, they seem to be a great subject for some macro shots, wonder where I can find one...
ReplyDeleteLove the photos, the grasshopper looks pretty big, unless those are really small leaves. Lots more practice for me over the next week I think!
this is the second grasshopper of the day! i love grasshoppers. they make nice models for practice. i'm so glad you used the macro setting!
ReplyDeleteisn't it amazing how close you get get with a camera! great pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteFun! You are more brave than me. :) I had a glass door separating me from the grasshopper, or I might not have gotten that close!! He looks HUGE!
ReplyDeleteoh kelli! yippee!
ReplyDeletethe pictures are great, but i wanna know- how do you get these bugs to pose???
Wow. Those are really great pictures! I am with Lacy. The glass door separating me and the grasshopper would be the only way I could take the pictures. I get kind of itchy and feel like bugs are on me. Thanks for your suggestion on my blog about the "Cable Box Disguise". I looked at the trays and that just might work! Have a great day, my Friend!
ReplyDeleteNice shot! But blech, crunchy bugs are extra creepy, especially if they hop!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures! You always amaze me. :)
ReplyDeleteYou got some awesome shots of that little guy! Great work!
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