Nice captured, Ken.

Rik, Thanks. I do some googling and find some infos about Dragonfly nymphs. So this Bug will soon moult that's why it comes out from water. You think after I took 2 shots and it just leaps to no-where, it may be on the nearby pond? If it's a Dragonfly nymph, how come the face looks like a horse and ...

Tom, you are welcome to come here to Singapore and we can go out to shoot. But there's no guarrantee that we may be able to shoot like this one. Beetleman, This Bug is alive when I took the photo. Guess it may be moulting soon. Ken, I have only manage to snap 2 shots of the same angle. Thank you all...

Hi all, It's been a while since my last posting. Been very busy with my studies and seldom go out to shoot. Anyway, find some time to cured my itchy fingers and manage to captured this Horse Looking Bug. http://www.naturephotosociety.org.sg/dcforum/User_files/445a175a09280372.jpg Comments and sugges...

Sue,
You were right, I'm just a bit lucky to be there at the time.
Not so easy subject as they were constantly moving and will just stop for a very short time. Think my patienced paid off, the spirit of not giving up.

Hi all,
Just want to share this Micropezidae aka-Stilt Flies taken from a nearby neighhbourhood Park captured on their special moments.



S180mm, f16, 1/180 sec on Man, ISO 280, -1.0 FEC, slight PS and Full Frame shot.

Thanks Rik and Sue for the very nice information about those calibration software and hardware.
Will try to borrow from friends to have my LCD monitopr calibrated so as to process the pictures right at the first time.

Thanks Sue and Rik.
Will try to ask some friends and maybe can borrow from them.

Thank you all for your comments.

I replaced the image with the edited version.
Hope the Green cast was minimised now. Hmmm, that's the problem with my uncalibrated monitor.

Rik,
Thanks for having a look and for those infos.

Ken,
Few times nailed the same species before but the b/g was not very clean, thus a record shot. Lucky me to spot them and captured with a good environment.

Hi all, Just want to share to all this mating Common Yellow Grass Butt captured. Thought that the butt just came out from the pupa and is drying it's wings. Interesting to see that it just came out of it's pupa, and gets down to business straight away. http://caleb.photonski.com/large/stingrey/11684...

Very nice extreme close up shot of this DF.

Thanks Mike and Erland for your comments.

Thank you all Guys for your comments.
Glad you like this Butterfly.

Hi all,

Just want to share this Great Mormon Butterfly.


Hope you like it.
Comments and suggestions are most welcome.