My first macro for 2006

melvynyeo · 4th January 2006

Hope you like them.

melvynyeo · 4th January 2006

Lion king · 4th January 2006

Awesome.

Look at the size of the chompers in pic #07.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful series.

RonSS · 4th January 2006

Very Nice Shots!

tchuanye · 4th January 2006

The 'chompers' are called Palps. For these Lynx, if they are black, its a male, if its not, like the first, its a female.

Mel, I like the caterpillar? legs shot. Very interesting....looks like a sewing done on the leaf!

For #2, find the composition abit tight.

Bluesteel · 4th January 2006

Melvyn,

Great shots! Like the dreamy BG.

Interesting shots of the legs , hmmm what is it ?

Keep them coming!

ortega · 4th January 2006

caterpiller legs for me as well
well spotted, makes me want to look over the leaf

sumball · 4th January 2006

I don't think thats a caterpillar. Caterpillar doesn't have so many pair of legs. Must be those centipede or millipede.. I am just guessing. haha

Anyway, this is a very good shot, very abstract. Wish you could crop it tighter to make it more abstract.

Happy new year to you, Mel.

Cheers!

Outlook · 4th January 2006

Garion · 5th January 2006

Wonderful shots, melvyn, with your usual standards, a great start to the new year for you.

Happy New Year to you and hope to see more shots from you.

Parka · 5th January 2006

Awesome.
It's as if the spider is saying "Hello".

BobCheong · 5th January 2006

Lovely shots Melvyn! Great stuff!

melvynyeo · 5th January 2006

Thank you guys for your kind comments

That is a millipede if you are still wondering what is it

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all

Koelsch · 5th January 2006

some really neat pictures you have there melvin =) . love the spider and the dragonfly. well done and keep it up!

stingrey · 5th January 2006

Great shot there Melvyn in #5.
Nice catch also of the Mating Damsels but watch out your composition. The wings are almost touching the frame.

stevez · 6th January 2006

Great Shots Melyvn! Pic 2 and 5 are my fav.... Thanks for sharing!

4th January 2006	#1
melvynyeo Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,896	My first macro for 2006 Hope you like them.

4th January 2006	#3
Lion king Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 518	Re: My first macro for 2006 Awesome. Look at the size of the chompers in pic #07. Thanks for sharing this wonderful series.

4th January 2006	#4
RonSS Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Up-North Posts: 67	Re: My first macro for 2006 Very Nice Shots!

4th January 2006	#6
Bluesteel Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 951	Re: My first macro for 2006 Melvyn, Great shots! Like the dreamy BG. Interesting shots of the legs , hmmm what is it ? Keep them coming!

4th January 2006	#7
ortega Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: NorthEast Posts: 16,504	Re: My first macro for 2006 caterpiller legs for me as well well spotted, makes me want to look over the leaf __________________ The Law

4th January 2006	#2
melvynyeo Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,896	Re: My first macro for 2006

4th January 2006	#5
tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,957	Re: My first macro for 2006 The 'chompers' are called Palps. For these Lynx, if they are black, its a male, if its not, like the first, its a female. Mel, I like the caterpillar? legs shot. Very interesting....looks like a sewing done on the leaf! For #2, find the composition abit tight. __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

4th January 2006	#8
sumball Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,224	Re: My first macro for 2006 I don't think thats a caterpillar. Caterpillar doesn't have so many pair of legs. Must be those centipede or millipede.. I am just guessing. haha Anyway, this is a very good shot, very abstract. Wish you could crop it tighter to make it more abstract. Happy new year to you, Mel. Cheers!

4th January 2006	#9
Outlook Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Posts: 2,007	Re: My first macro for 2006 __________________ Photo@Multiply Photo@Fotopic

5th January 2006	#10
Garion Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: West side of S'pore Posts: 5,512	Re: My first macro for 2006 Wonderful shots, melvyn, with your usual standards, a great start to the new year for you. Happy New Year to you and hope to see more shots from you. __________________ [ deviantart selections \| Photoblog ]

5th January 2006	#11
Parka Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 639	Re: My first macro for 2006 Awesome. It's as if the spider is saying "Hello".

5th January 2006	#12
BobCheong Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 665	Re: My first macro for 2006 Lovely shots Melvyn! Great stuff!

5th January 2006	#13
melvynyeo Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,896	Re: My first macro for 2006 Thank you guys for your kind comments That is a millipede if you are still wondering what is it HAPPY NEW YEAR to all

5th January 2006	#14
Koelsch Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The Land of the Teddy Bear Posts: 1,464	Re: My first macro for 2006 some really neat pictures you have there melvin =) . love the spider and the dragonfly. well done and keep it up! __________________ I Love You :)

5th January 2006	#15
stingrey Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: CCK Pte Ltd Posts: 527	Re: My first macro for 2006 Great shot there Melvyn in #5. Nice catch also of the Mating Damsels but watch out your composition. The wings are almost touching the frame. __________________ Nature Lover www.npss.org.sg/forum

6th January 2006	#16
stevez Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Crevod Posts: 213	Re: My first macro for 2006 Great Shots Melyvn! Pic 2 and 5 are my fav.... Thanks for sharing!