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rjlittlefield
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Location: Richland, Washington State, USA
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 Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 3:51 pm Post subject: Digger wasp collecting sweat |
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I normally see these things hunting, but I guess in this case I was a more convenient source of something to drink!
Photographed on the knee of my nylon hiking pants. 
--Rik
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Ken Ramos
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Location: Western North Carolina
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I like this, focus is right where it needs to be and the depth of field is pretty much right on. All but that one antennae though...  I have yet to take a shot of anything where I have gotten both of them things in focus. 
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Rutherford Co., Western North Carolina
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rjlittlefield
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Thanks, Ken.
I was intrigued by this one's way of using its antenna, holding one flat down on the fabric. The other one is sticking almost straight front. I think I might have another shot with both antenna in focus, but then nothing else is!
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salden
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Location: Pennsylvania
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Antenna...well it is that dof thing again. I get the bug in focus and maybe one of the antenna, but sometimes the antenna can go completely off the picture plane they are so long.
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