my grossest picture

Posted by benjamin (singapore, Singapore) on 4 February 2007 in Animal & Insect.

inspired by what many of your said about the mosquitoes, i decided to post this=P i myself cant stand to stare at it for more than 20 seconds. haha.. this pic shows the resolving power of this lens though... at 100% crop, you can actually see the tissue fibers inside the head.. but thats the grossest part of it...=P
actually.. the pic kinda fits in with this weeks theme of b&w.. haha. funny that the bug is in black and white.. we usually have it brown here in spore. o.. this was taken in frasers hill msia. lovely weather there..
vivitar series one 105mm f.2.5 macro.
just another excuse to make me want this lens=PP

Comments (15)

Sheryl from Singapore

GROSS. Hahaha. At least I looked at it.

But still... EW!

4 Feb 2007 2:08am

Anne from White Rock, Canada

Eeeeek! Your insect photos are just horrible - but very well done Benjamin. The macro is excellent down to the last grossest detail.

4 Feb 2007 5:00am

Kheoh Yee Wei from pj, Malaysia

Great shot ! Amazing details captured ! Good job Benjamin!

4 Feb 2007 5:01am

Jerry from Tampa, United States

This shot BUGS me!!!!!! No, Benjamin - this is a good one! Great tones!

4 Feb 2007 5:58am

adalove from Alcala de Guadaira, Spain

How can you? Marvellous shot, really, and all my respect, I could never do that!

4 Feb 2007 7:32am

shiqi from Singapore, Singapore

ugh ugh ugh.. but great shot(:

4 Feb 2007 8:22am

deon from Singapore

this is really freaky! hairy legs... and you can see the inside of its head!

but wow it's amazing how you managed to catch such a close-up shot of something so creepy scurrying around, and have it look so professional too! i wonder how you manage to take all these shots... like the photos with the damselflies as well. =) pro!

4 Feb 2007 8:35am

Yanle from Singapore

#1: the details are amazingly sharp
#2: how come your exif data says F/0.0 and 0mm? haha
#3: !@#%!@%#$!@#$ EW.

4 Feb 2007 9:39am

@Yanle: haha. thnx Yanie=P was using a manual lens. forgot to write. its the vivitar series one 105mm f/2.5 macro. yups.

Lyndsey Le from Houston, TX, United States

Subject is gross, but photographer is truly amazing! Like Yanle said, the details are amazingly sharp ... you can almost see what's inside this creature's head :)

4 Feb 2007 4:28pm