Colour shot of a black and white itsy bitsty teeny weeny cricket

[JBW]

[TonyW]

What magnificent thighs (and not a bad picture either).

[JBW]

What magnificent thighs (and not a bad picture either).

too true

[rpcrowe]

Nice image. You have a veritable zoo of creepy-crawlies at your beck and call!

[Geoff F]

You are certainly getting the hang of these insect shots now, Brian.

I would probably run over the brown areas with a light Blur Brush or do a bit of selective noise reduction; otherwise, very good.

[Dave Humphries]

Another good 'un Brian,

Although, if mine, I'd crop 25-30% of image width off the left hand side, I can't see the benefit of all that negative space over there.

Cheers, Dave

[John 2]

Another good 'un Brian,

Although, if mine, I'd crop 25-30% of image width off the left hand side, I can't see the benefit of all that negative space over there.

Cheers, Dave

I'm with Dave Brian. This is a nice image, well caught and exposed with good DOF but you could crop it a bit more tightly all round. Apart from anything else, it would reduce the amount of that out of focus blob in the botoom right corner. Facinating insect.

[JBW]

Nice image. You have a veritable zoo of creepy-crawlies at your beck and call!

there is a Buddhist understanding that the entire universe can be found in a garden or a pond. Starting this week we begin to create ponds.

[JBW]

You are certainly getting the hang of these insect shots now, Brian.

I would probably run over the brown areas with a light Blur Brush or do a bit of selective noise reduction; otherwise, very good.

I did did some work in the brown but more is possible.

[JBW]

Another good 'un Brian,

Although, if mine, I'd crop 25-30% of image width off the left hand side, I can't see the benefit of all that negative space over there.

Cheers, Dave

That would dramatically change the balance. How about cloning in a little faint greenery?