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Amazing Insect Images By Igor Iwanowicz (60 pics)

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№1 Author: tapatio (29 Sep 2009 05:01) Total user comments: 2047

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one word............

DDT...........................
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№2 Author: Bob (29 Sep 2009 07:34) Total user comments: 0

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Very nice shots, great detail! crazy looking creatures too!

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№3 Author: unknownj (29 Sep 2009 08:52) Total user comments: 427

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ewww i couldn't look at them all, disgusting

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№4 Author: salsapopo (29 Sep 2009 13:47) Total user comments: 12723

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Quote: tapatio

DDT

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№5 Author: mudassargold (30 Sep 2009 15:20) Total user comments: 1951

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nice collection of ngc

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№6 Author: lcd (2 Oct 2009 17:32) Total user comments: 0

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Amazing! Beautiful photography!

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№7 Author: ALC (3 Oct 2009 05:51) Total user comments: 0

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Awesome stuff! I want to get a camera lens so that I can get shots like that!

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№8 Author: DZRTJUL (3 Oct 2009 06:25) Total user comments: 2

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THANX!!

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№9 Author: Seawitch Artist (3 Oct 2009 09:09) Total user comments: 0

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I'm just plain awestruck!

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№10 Author: Queen bee (3 Oct 2009 13:14) Total user comments: 0

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Mesmerizing! The variety of the unseen life around us boggles the mind.

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№11 Author: Charles motley (3 Oct 2009 16:08) Total user comments: 0

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You need to go to Peru's northern Dept. of Amazonas where the Amazon leaves the world's 2nd highest mountains to enter the Basin. The north half of Peru gets less than 2% of gringos and just became accessible. A waterfall almost 3 times as high as the Eiffel Tower was just discovered last year, a testimony of birds and insects waiting to be discovered.

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№12 Author: Don Coker (3 Oct 2009 18:03) Total user comments: 0

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Very cool imagery, Igor!

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№13 Author: Mona (3 Oct 2009 20:03) Total user comments: 0

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beautiful and a little creepy

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№14 Author: Frankenthumb (4 Oct 2009 19:25) Total user comments: 0

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Absolutely amazing!!! If you could provide a bit of info - even just the name of the insect - I would be delighted...

Thanks for the terrific pics

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№15 Author: bart (5 Oct 2009 01:44) Total user comments: 0

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ummm... the one above the copulating grasshoppers is actually a baby bird. cool pic, but doesn't belong with this group.

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№16 Author: cera (5 Oct 2009 19:06) Total user comments: 0

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@bart -- I just noticed that myself. And -- is it a baby? Or... a fetus? Do they hatch that young? Its eyelids haven't slit yet. A vertebrate hidden amidst our flashy arthropoda, using biomimicry as camouflage! (It looks just as creepy-crawly as the rest.)

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№17 Author: .c (5 Oct 2009 22:32) Total user comments: 0

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Wow, this guy has seriously raised the bar in photomacrography.
It's no longer about just shooting the insects, but adding a concept to the shot!
Brilliant and truly creative.

Tapatío, I have one word for you: ESTÚPIDO.

If it wasn't for insects we'd probably be dead or swimming in our own waste (not that we aren't already).

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№18 Author: sagarika (6 Oct 2009 08:24) Total user comments: 0

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very nice picture

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№19 Author: Jenny (6 Oct 2009 08:41) Total user comments: 0

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Dude, those shots are brilliant!

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№20 Author: Me (6 Oct 2009 09:20) Total user comments: 0

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You have a baby bird and a spider in your 'Insect' images...

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№21 Author: humpty (6 Oct 2009 12:43) Total user comments: 0

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Absolutely brilliant. I thoroughly enjoyed looking at those pictures, something we would otherwise struggle to see with our own eyes. Truly amazing pictures, an inspiration - quality. Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful work.

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№22 Author: sticky (6 Oct 2009 14:07) Total user comments: 0

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Beautiful pictures.

Have to admit I had one hand on a can of Raid for some of them...

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№23 Author: markm (6 Oct 2009 14:26) Total user comments: 0

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[u][/u]WELL DONE!! These are superb photographs. I know how long it takes to setup and shoot. GREAT JOB!

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№24 Author: COWCO (6 Oct 2009 14:45) Total user comments: 0

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mASTER oF PhotoshoP !
Congratulations!

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№25 Author: Cisco (6 Oct 2009 14:47) Total user comments: 0

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These pictures are so cool

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№26 Author: Train (6 Oct 2009 15:22) Total user comments: 0

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tapatio,

http://www.bukisa.com/articles
/113587_heart-of-darkness-and-
apocolypse-now

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№27 Author: katya (6 Oct 2009 16:42) Total user comments: 0

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bart,

Since you're into nitpicking, you'll probably be interested to know that those grasshoppers aren't actually doing the deed. It's easy to tell with such a close-up photo. He's just along for the ride.

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№28 Author: Lou Cooper (6 Oct 2009 18:02) Total user comments: 0