Thank you very much barondla, I'm glad you like it. These families of bugs are not usually particularly appreciated, but the truth is that some specimens are very attractive.
And, by the way, I thought I had posted this image in the new thread dedicated to macro...
March 18, 2025
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Are guys OK if I move this thread into the Macro forum?
Alan
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It was creating a bit of a dilemma for me what to post in which thread. So no issue for me.
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¡Hola Alan! I think the macro forum is definitely the right place.
On the other hand, with the traffic that the topic has right now, I think it is better to focus on a single post and, barring changes, in the future you will suffer my "treasures" 😜 in the Macro and Close Up Fortnightly Thread… -
It would go into its own thread in the macro forum. Just to keep it all tidy. Any future posts can go into the fortnightly threads.
Is that OK?
Alan
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Perfect, OK.
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- By AlanSh on Nov. 28, 2025, 7:02 p.m..
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And, just like that, it's moved.
Alan
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(Very) small predator…
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The shortest-lived event, captured in a cave.
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Can we have some facts about it and some science?
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It's just a pool of water in a cave into which water drips from somewhere above. The kinetic energy of the drop falling into the water produces as an effect (very variable, depending on several factors) what is seen in the image. It takes the very short lighting time provided by a flash (or several, synchronized) to immortalize the movement of the water. Camera on a tripod, macro lens, etc...
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It's a really striking image. Now we want it in 3d 😄
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Just in case...
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I think this one is more interesting in 3D, but I have more, if needed.😀
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I already knew that you were not going to disappoint us 👍
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Thank you very much!🙂
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Walking on the clouds…
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Little explorer…
