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Ant Overseer

Ant Overseer

This ant stopped in just the right spot to capture it and the aphids in the leaf above.

This ant stopped in just the right spot to capture it and the aphids in the leaf above.
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camera

Canon EOS R6

settings

settings

Aperture 28/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 100/1

upload_date

upload_date

Aug, 2022

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69

Likes

+4

Awards

Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

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Amazing subject!!! so many times i just pass up things due to size, not my favorite bugs, birds. I see i have missed a lot. A book i got for Christmas a couple years back, Mark Silber, about sitting on porch steps, benches rocks…. and just watch the ground in front of you!you will finders plenty of subjects

Thank you! It's amazing what you can see if you're patient and persistent. I never realized we had so many ant species here. Yesterday, I saw one with a furry back end. He wasn't as cooperative for photos as this one, though.

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your photo reminded me about that. i actually did that, and he was right!

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Sometimes an image only needs to be looked at and it will reveal all 😀 lovely shot

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