Post your best Macro shots

Absolutely love the frog shot!!! Fantastic!! I'm too young to remember peace frogs but it does look like pictures of them that I have seen ...LOL!! You should put a psychedelic overlay on it in post!

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Originally Posted by ddt0725

Absolutely love the frog shot!!!

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Thanks. Here's the other good one. Looks like he's smiling.

http://www.jimslamepics.com/Website/...g3576dpp-L.jpg

And, here's one from today. Mr. Toad (American Toad?) makes an appearance. I thought he lived under the deck, but it looks like he just finds his dinner there. I saw him eat a spider, and he was trying to eat an earthworm.
http://www.jimslamepics.com/Website/...5296DPPc-L.jpg

Similar story for Mr Turtle (Eastern Box Turtle?). We might seen them once a year.
http://www.jimslamepics.com/Website/...1340dpp-XL.jpg

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Originally Posted by cowmao

Thanks. Here's the other good one. Looks like he's smiling.

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That Frog does looklike he is smiling.:) Nice shots.

I like the toad. Here is one of my favorite toads:

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6138/5...95994603_z.jpg
Toad by westmichigan, on Flickr

Here is a simple weed. Why is it we call some flowers or wild flowers, and others are just weeds? They all have there own beauty.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8007/7...b56b8603_c.jpg
Weeds - They are Part of Natures Beauty -5495 by westmichigan, on Flickr

Pat - looks like Queen Anne's Lace. Basically a wild carrot. I agree some of the coolest looking flowers are indeed the wild ones.

Begonia up close with one of the "artistic" filters on the iPad version of iPhoto. The iPad/iPhoto combo is not yet a full replacement for aperture/iMac, but it gets better and better and easier and easier to manage the photo workflow away from home.

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8141/...7145e579_c.jpg
photo by thekingb, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by Busted Knuckles

Pat - looks like Queen Anne's Lace. Basically a wild carrot. I agree some of the coolest looking flowers are indeed the wild ones.

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It is Queen Anne's Lace (that much I knew), but I did not know it was a wild carrot. So... is the root edible? Thank you for the enlightenment. This what I like about posting here... people always are willing to educate, and i enjoy benifitting from it.


thekingb - Beautiful shot.

Pat

The root is edible - it is best for stews and flavors, vs calories.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8020/7...2b803eee_z.jpg
Don't let life bite you in the butt! by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr

Cool!
Did it sting the moth?