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Amazing Insect Images By Igor Iwanowicz (60 pics)
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Author: Rebecca (6 Oct 2009 23:07) Total user comments:
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Beautiful photographs.
Macro photography is such a fun thing.
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Author: Skye (7 Oct 2009 03:46) Total user comments:
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Oh god this is one of the scariest things I've ever seen - and I use 4chan.
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Author: tim (7 Oct 2009 06:39) Total user comments:
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really? you all think these are real? hmmm they are fake. oh and to the guy that says those grass hoppers are not "doing the deed" hes wrong too, they are get your information right before you voice your options please
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Author: Sven (7 Oct 2009 08:18) Total user comments:
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Aliens are gere to stay. And guess what, they're beautiful.
This is pure art. Thanks!
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Author: the dude (7 Oct 2009 09:28) Total user comments:
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very nice shots dude!
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Author: Wayne Edward Clarke (7 Oct 2009 10:00) Total user comments:
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The incredible beauty of nature captured with brilliant technique.
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Author: suresh. (7 Oct 2009 12:14) Total user comments:
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54dfsdsadfwsrtxz
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Author: indrated (7 Oct 2009 19:12) Total user comments:
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Awesome colors...[color=#CC0000][/colo
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Author: arl (7 Oct 2009 20:51) Total user comments:
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Nice pictures, but little bit too theatrical.
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Author: alexis (7 Oct 2009 20:57) Total user comments:
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tim
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if they are fake they obviously can't be doing the deed.
anyway, these photos are beautiful..REGARDLESS of whether or not the bugs are real, fake, actually birds, or getting it on.
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Author: Kittrick (8 Oct 2009 03:01) Total user comments:
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Awesome photos, especially loved the mantises (sp?) and the woodlice (aka- roly-poly bugs). Gave me a bit of a new perspective on insects, although some, I may continue to squish...hehe
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Author: Darkstaff (8 Oct 2009 03:18) Total user comments:
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Absolutely beautiful.
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Author: teeny tiny (8 Oct 2009 06:00) Total user comments:
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other worldly. thanx.
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Author: Thoth (9 Oct 2009 12:35) Total user comments:
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готично
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Author: Max Capacity (9 Oct 2009 14:50) Total user comments:
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I have lost the ability to confidently distinguish between real and edited photographs anymore. There are too many effects that photographers can apply to make their photos look different (not real), and so many ways an artist can make a image that is photorealistic. On top of that, there are many, many strange and unbelievable images that I have seen on the internet that ARE real. I have seen many exuberantly colored insects both in photos and real life. However, the rainbow colors of some of these insects makes me doubt their authenticity. I don't think I will ever be able to tell again.
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Author: s (9 Oct 2009 20:25) Total user comments:
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The posters who said they were looking for a can of raid or DDT are truly ignorant idiots and I feel sorry for them.
Nature is beautiful.
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Author: runswithsizzers (10 Oct 2009 01:09) Total user comments:
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Max Capacity
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They are certainly authentic photographs.
But, you ask, are the photographs authentic?
Who cares?, I reply. Their 'authenticity' matters only if the images are presented as documentation of biological specimens - left brain stuff. Because the photographer has chosen to sign HIS name to each photo, rather than the genus/species of the insects - I believe they are presented as art - to be enjoyed by the right side of the brain.
When you start asking what is real and what is not, who knows where you might end up?
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Author: MAD (10 Oct 2009 08:57) Total user comments:
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а вот я тут тоже написал, и вам ничего не понятно. А вообще интересные насекомые, и фотки хорошие.
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Author: Lacrimoza (11 Oct 2009 06:27) Total user comments:
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Mad, you russian is great :) Try to learn English anyway:) Ask your mother,she can help you. And make pics of you spiders...- I know you have them
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S i w a n o w i c z
As it says in the watermark in EVERY PHOTO here.
Not "iwanowicz"
More photos here: http://photo.net/photos/siwano
wicz
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Author: The Rev (12 Oct 2009 23:35) Total user comments:
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The aliens are amongst us...
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Author: ulol (16 Oct 2009 13:14) Total user comments:
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excellent macro photography
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Author: Bevreally (22 Oct 2009 09:31) Total user comments:
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I'm sure glad us people are bigger and not smaller than these creatures!
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Author: Ricochet-Rabbit (22 Oct 2009 18:41) Total user comments:
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Such a diverse subject matter. Beautiful shots. Excellent presentation. If I could rate this it'd be a 10+
R-R
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Author: ivan (23 Oct 2009 10:10) Total user comments:
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You can't show that many outrageous unheard of animals and not at least name them - you're going to all the trouble to find them and to make them interesting; it's a pretty serious let-down to not have them identified as I'm sure just about everybody who looks at them wants to know what the heck they're called.
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Author: jason albus (24 Oct 2009 08:03) Total user comments:
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a whole new world, that insect life. these are beyond brilliant.
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Author: kim (24 Oct 2009 18:52) Total user comments:
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Amazing photos! - I too would like a bit more info: name of insect, what it's doing, maybe...
But incredible, and remarkable to think about the diversity at a level we barely notice.
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Author: eysodiamond (25 Oct 2009 03:54) Total user comments:
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Can't wait to chatch them on the cooking channel
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Author: t'mara (25 Oct 2009 05:45) Total user comments:
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insects are just so gross, especially when you can see they actually have faces.
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Author: PDOn (27 Oct 2009 04:13) Total user comments:
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Props on the fetal bird halfway though... didn't know those counted as insects..
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