Photography for insects

Yesterday I discovered Myrmecos, a blog composed by Alex Wild discussing insects, photography, and life.  I was most excited about his post demonstrating how some kinds of ant nests are visible using the Google Earth tool.

Upon further exploration of his site I discovered great articles about photographic technique suitable for insects, including his piece On-Camera Flash Diffusion – talk about a creative solution!  Myrmecos also includes links to Wild’s stunning online galleries.  Crawl on over and see for yourself!

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One Response to “Photography for insects”

  1. Euglossine Bee Says:
    February 7, 2008 at 12:41 am

    Thanks for the lead — that blog, and in particular the Google Earth ant nest post are amazing!

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