Winged Reproductive Termite, Zootermopsis angusticollis
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Winged Reproductive Termite, Zootermopsis angusticollis
This time of year I will sometimes see winged adult reproductive termites fluttering around at dusk.
I'm pretty sure this species is Zootermopsis angusticollis, the Pacific Dampwood Termite.
Nikon D200. Canon 35/2.8 photomacrography lens. 28 image stack using Helicon Focus
I'm pretty sure this species is Zootermopsis angusticollis, the Pacific Dampwood Termite.
Nikon D200. Canon 35/2.8 photomacrography lens. 28 image stack using Helicon Focus
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Wonderful
WOW!!!
Your stack is great, but the really cool thing is the white diffuser (dome).
Pleeease, show us a picture of your set up...
Your stack is great, but the really cool thing is the white diffuser (dome).
Pleeease, show us a picture of your set up...
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Thanks all!
Raul... there are a couple shots showing some of my set-up here:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... php?t=2825
I normally use a Lumedyme flash with two flash heads on small boom arms instead of the small Nikon units pictured here (it was getting repaired at the time)
Jordan... yup. I missed that one stacking artifact. After you mentioned it that's all I could see ... so now it's gone!
Raul... there are a couple shots showing some of my set-up here:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... php?t=2825
I normally use a Lumedyme flash with two flash heads on small boom arms instead of the small Nikon units pictured here (it was getting repaired at the time)
Jordan... yup. I missed that one stacking artifact. After you mentioned it that's all I could see ... so now it's gone!
Re: Winged Reproductive Termite, Zootermopsis angusticollis
Hi,Charles Krebs wrote:This time of year I will sometimes see winged adult reproductive termites fluttering around at dusk.
I'm pretty sure this species is Zootermopsis angusticollis, the Pacific Dampwood Termite treatment cost.
Nikon D200. Canon 35/2.8 photomacrography lens. 28 image stack using Helicon Focus
I never saw a termite from these much close. Thanks for sharing these.....
incredible the only tiny tiny thing is around the hair on the upper leg.
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Charles can you highlight this tiny thing, I might be 75 and I guess my eyes are getting weak, but i cannot see this?.
Lovely shot which ever way i look at it.
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Charles can you highlight this tiny thing, I might be 75 and I guess my eyes are getting weak, but i cannot see this?.
Lovely shot which ever way i look at it.
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OK, this may be a new record for bumping old posts.
Prior to edward137's comment, the thread was over 10 years old -- previous last post was Sept 13, 2007.
grgh, I think you missed the fact that Charles replied to Jordan as follows:
--Rik
Prior to edward137's comment, the thread was over 10 years old -- previous last post was Sept 13, 2007.
grgh, I think you missed the fact that Charles replied to Jordan as follows:
In other words, there's not supposed to be anything to see now -- the image has been edited to fix the problem!Jordan... yup. I missed that one stacking artifact. After you mentioned it that's all I could see ... so now it's gone!
--Rik