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Tag Archives: close up
Photo of the Week – November 8, 2012
A Moment in Time I actually saw this seed detach from a milkweed pod and float away on a breath of wind. I tracked its flight until it got stuck – ever so slightly – on the seed head of a nearby … Continue reading
Photo of the Week – July 20, 2012
I found this dog-day cicada on our driveway. It was sitting still, but fluttered a little when I picked it up. I put it in a ziplock bag so my kids could take a close look at it. Then, since it … Continue reading
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Tagged cicada, close up, macro photography, nature photo, photo studio
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Photo of the Week – June 1, 2012
Two years ago, I photographed this little grasshopper nymph on a prairie wild rose at The Nature Conservancy’s Niobrara Valley Preserve in north-central Nebraska. It was a mid-June morning with heavy dew – a great time to photograph insects. This … Continue reading
Photo of the Week – November 23, 2011
A few years ago, I photographed this tiny grasshopper nymph on a black-eyed susan flower. At the time of this photo, I don’t think the nymph was aware of the crab spider it was sharing the flower with… Just a … Continue reading