jenniehettrick

Light In The Dark

Light In The Dark

Working on nighttime photos with light.

Working on nighttime photos with light.
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Canon EOS REBEL T3i

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Aperture 35/10 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/6 Focal Length 18/1

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Aug, 2016

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Awards

Fall Award 2020

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Ladybug walking across leaves in the evening light.

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Red Lady Bug making her way so lightly across Queen Anne's Lace wildflower.

A red tipped crawfish, aka crawdad, on an Iris leaf beside a creek. Pinching his way through I suppose.

Some sites call these butterflies and some call these moths and then others say they are either. There are cloud and cloudless and orange sulphurs bu

Yellow and black striped color combination is almost instinctively alarming but this is a hover fly. It drinks nectar and in turn pollinates the plant

Little green bee, sweat bee, collecting pollen on a purple wild flower. Macro.

An orange ant crossing the tips of a bunch of unopened trumpet vine. The ants help the plant open.

A newly flying male Luna Moth on a Purple Tulip. These two are matchy matchy.

Slender hover fly drinking nectar from a yellow wildflower with a purple clover in the background.

Very pinchy. At least this one tried a lot. A Dobson, or Fishfly, larva also known in this stage as a Hellgrammite. He went back in the water.

Was a hot day when he walked in by himself and asked, "One soda, dear." He didn't look around. Only wiped his brow and continued drin

The backyard gets mowed but not sprayed with any chemicals. I didn't want to lose the wildflowers and bugs. With wild strawberries, mushrooms, f

A Red Spotted Purple Butterfly that I freed from a dog. I put in the field of wild flowers and after a little bit it was strong enough to fly away.

An orange ladybug getting ready to jump off the end of a purple clover flower.

A large bee collecting pollen from a purple thistle flower.

A cicada walking across a magnolia leaf with a number seven burned or eaten into the leaf. You can see his three middle eyes in this photo.

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