MMCA # 2 - Pair

megaweb · 2nd March 2005

MMCA # 2 - Pair. Click here for the meaning of pair.

MMCA#2 will start now on 2nd March 2005 and end at 2359hr 31st March 2005.

Objectives
The objectives of this monthly assignment, is to:

learn how to utilise your camera equipment for Macro and Closeup photography
Skills development
Learn to appreciate the natural environment around us
Show case your works.

The Rules and Guidelines are very simple:-

The photo must be related to the assignment Topic.
Photo can be taken anytime.
Photo can be nature or non-nature.
Each member is only allowed to post 1 photo for each assignment.
There will not be any critique or comments allowed
Image size should be less than 700 pixels at maximum width and less than 120KB in file size.
Include a Title and Description for your images. Additional EXIF data is optional.

Member fails to abide to the above rules, will have their images deleted without notice.

Please read here on how to post your photos. For more enquiry, please read and post in this thread.

One winner will be selected at the end of the Assignment. The winner for this Assignment will win away a Apple iPod Shuffle (512M).
see http://www.apple.com/ipodshuffle/

Post your shot in this thread to participate this Assignment.

melvynyeo · 3rd March 2005

A pair of mating fly...

Hein · 9th March 2005

Taken with Megaweb around 2 years ago

azone · 9th March 2005

Common Imperials

This pair of Common Imperials were taken at Alexandra Hospital. A pretty rare sight for me as I have not seen one for more than a year before I met these two. They weren't really mating though, but danced from leaf to leaf in a playful manner.

Denosha · 9th March 2005

Shot these 2 at AH. Not sure what kind of bugs they are though...

aspire · 10th March 2005

Ants use a variety of sophisticated forms of communication.

liquify · 14th March 2005

A Pair of bugs

mr_jason · 15th March 2005

compound eyes
n.

The eye of most insects, which is composed of many light-sensitive elements, each having its own refractive system and each forming a portion of an image.

Shot this ages ago when I was still using a G5 + Reversed FD 50mm f/1.4 for extreme macros.

asturias105 · 20th March 2005

These two beetles look like shiny mercury drops from far, and that caught my attention. Upon clearer examination, I realised that they were mating in a "butt to butt" position.

hbtang · 20th March 2005

tankm · 23rd March 2005

All grasshoppers have it......pair of antennae....for detecting touch and scent.

kaichai · 24th March 2005

A pair of hardworking bees

tchuanye · 29th March 2005

Taken at AH. This pair just jump onto the path in front of me.

Falcon · 29th March 2005

This pair of flies was taken at the eco-pond at Alexandra Hospital. To get both flies in focus, a small aperture size of f25 was used. An interesting behaviour of these two flies is after they detected my presence, they flew together to another leaf and got into this "mating" position almost immediately. This behaviour was observed a couple of times.

Zookeeper · 29th March 2005

showing my lil' bit of support for the competition, hopefully it won't end so soon!

A Pair of Branded Imperials
I was walking out of McRitchie, towards the Adam Road exit, when I noticed these two peeking at me from amongst the foliage. The way they mirrored each other to form yet another butterfly shape was quite fascinating to behold - yet another artful creation of Mother Nature

simonsng · 30th March 2005

A pair of puddling Common Blue Bottle along the stream in Macritchie

skyflash · 30th March 2005

Mating Logania spp. Shot in Upper Seletar Reservoir.

zenon · 30th March 2005

Pair of Mating Psyches, shot at Telok Blangah

macross · 30th March 2005

Love Boat

This pair of mating Ypthima sp. was shot last year at USRP. The leaf that they were standing on looked like a boat, and hence the title. Shot with 3T on and in proning position.

sumball · 30th March 2005

Private affair in the public

Shot this pair of mating skipper at Ang Mo Kio Town West Garden using 300D+1.4TC+25mm tube. According to the expert, this might be a pair of branded swift.

2nd March 2005	#1
megaweb Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: East Posts: 8,106	MMCA # 2 - Pair MMCA # 2 - Pair. Click here for the meaning of pair. MMCA#2 will start now on 2nd March 2005 and end at 2359hr 31st March 2005. Objectives The objectives of this monthly assignment, is to: learn how to utilise your camera equipment for Macro and Closeup photography Skills development Learn to appreciate the natural environment around us Show case your works. The Rules and Guidelines are very simple:- The photo must be related to the assignment Topic. Photo can be taken anytime. Photo can be nature or non-nature. Each member is only allowed to post 1 photo for each assignment. There will not be any critique or comments allowed Image size should be less than 700 pixels at maximum width and less than 120KB in file size. Include a Title and Description for your images. Additional EXIF data is optional. Member fails to abide to the above rules, will have their images deleted without notice. Please read here on how to post your photos. For more enquiry, please read and post in this thread. One winner will be selected at the end of the Assignment. The winner for this Assignment will win away a Apple iPod Shuffle (512M). see http://www.apple.com/ipodshuffle/ Post your shot in this thread to participate this Assignment. __________________ See my Photo Gallery at the Clubsnap \| Pbase

9th March 2005	#3
Hein Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 711	Mating Pygmy grass blue Taken with Megaweb around 2 years ago __________________ Nikon D700 + Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8G ED Gitzo 1530 + Markins Q3

9th March 2005	#4
azone Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,431	Common Imperials This pair of Common Imperials were taken at Alexandra Hospital. A pretty rare sight for me as I have not seen one for more than a year before I met these two. They weren't really mating though, but danced from leaf to leaf in a playful manner. Last edited by azone; 21st March 2005 at 10:12 AM.

10th March 2005	#6
aspire Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: North Posts: 536	Red Love Ants use a variety of sophisticated forms of communication. Last edited by aspire; 19th March 2005 at 04:51 PM.

14th March 2005	#7
liquify New Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 11	Colored Pair A Pair of bugs Last edited by liquify; 14th March 2005 at 11:08 PM.

3rd March 2005	#2
melvynyeo Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,896	Mating A pair of mating fly...

9th March 2005	#5
Denosha Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Bukit Timah Posts: 1,298	Shot these 2 at AH. Not sure what kind of bugs they are though...

15th March 2005	#8
mr_jason Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,076	Pair of Eyes to see you clearer compound eyes n. The eye of most insects, which is composed of many light-sensitive elements, each having its own refractive system and each forming a portion of an image. Shot this ages ago when I was still using a G5 + Reversed FD 50mm f/1.4 for extreme macros.

20th March 2005	#9
asturias105 Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 604	Not your usual mating shot These two beetles look like shiny mercury drops from far, and that caught my attention. Upon clearer examination, I realised that they were mating in a "butt to butt" position. __________________ My Blog

20th March 2005	#10
hbtang New Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Upper Thomson, Singapore Posts: 30	A pair of mating Telicota augias augias

23rd March 2005	#11
tankm Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 2,619	Antennae [Rated G] All grasshoppers have it......pair of antennae....for detecting touch and scent. Last edited by tankm; 23rd March 2005 at 11:42 PM.

24th March 2005	#12
kaichai New Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 22	A pair of hardworking bees

29th March 2005	#13
tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,957	Grasshoppers Piggyback Taken at AH. This pair just jump onto the path in front of me. __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

29th March 2005	#14
Falcon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,869	Mating flies This pair of flies was taken at the eco-pond at Alexandra Hospital. To get both flies in focus, a small aperture size of f25 was used. An interesting behaviour of these two flies is after they detected my presence, they flew together to another leaf and got into this "mating" position almost immediately. This behaviour was observed a couple of times.

29th March 2005	#15
Zookeeper Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 760	showing my lil' bit of support for the competition, hopefully it won't end so soon! A Pair of Branded Imperials I was walking out of McRitchie, towards the Adam Road exit, when I noticed these two peeking at me from amongst the foliage. The way they mirrored each other to form yet another butterfly shape was quite fascinating to behold - yet another artful creation of Mother Nature

30th March 2005	#16
simonsng Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Central Posts: 726	A pair of puddling Common Blue Bottle along the stream in Macritchie __________________ Bloggerfly - Migrated my Blog Bloggerfly Gallery

30th March 2005	#17
skyflash Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 179	A pair of logans? Mating Logania spp. Shot in Upper Seletar Reservoir.

30th March 2005	#18
zenon New Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 35	Pair of Mating Psyches, shot at Telok Blangah

30th March 2005	#19
macross Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedok Posts: 608	Love Boat This pair of mating Ypthima sp. was shot last year at USRP. The leaf that they were standing on looked like a boat, and hence the title. Shot with 3T on and in proning position.

30th March 2005	#20
sumball Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,224	Private affair in the public Shot this pair of mating skipper at Ang Mo Kio Town West Garden using 300D+1.4TC+25mm tube. According to the expert, this might be a pair of branded swift.