Stunning Photography: Insects Covered In Morning Dew

Capturing these kind of shots entails a lot of patience coz' you have to wake up early, find your sleeping subjects covered in dew. But once you've got it right, you'll see another facet of these tiny insects life before your very eyes.

Here are few of Miroslaw Swietek's works...



















For those people whose hobby is Photography, you could try or maybe do some of this yourself!


source: DailyMail.co.uk

Amazing Photos You Thought Were Photoshopped

There's a saying don't believe in everything you see... that doesn't apply to these:


Man at the top of 360 ft. tall Victoria Falls, there is a natural rock pool, called Devil's Pool, where the water is calm. From September to December, when the water level is low, you can swim in there.


Sleeping On Heaven


Dean Potter's Solo walk at Taft Point In Yosemite.




The Human Fly, Rick Rojatt, lives outh his Marvel Comics character on the back of a DC-8 cruising low at 250 knots.



Horse is just looking the other way.


The model is just jumping.


A life-sized photographic work based on the original building in Paris, printed on canvas, enhanced with bas-relief. This project is named "39GeorgeV" is an urban surrealism manifesto.


Li Wei showing his masterful work in photography.


Magic Tap in Aqualand, Spain, is a fountain has a pipe hidden in the stream of water.


Zebroid (a cross between a zebra and another equine).


You know how to do this! :-)


Not photoshopped, though the fly is already dead.

Fascinating High Speed Photography...

I'm really into Photography nowadays... but I still don't have my camera yet, saving some money so I can get one... for now I'm appreciating these photos I found on the net. Its what they call High Speed Photography. From what I read, HPS may refer to either or both of the following meanings. The first is that the photograph itself may be taken in a way as to appear to freeze the motion, especially to reduce motion blur. The second is that a series of photographs may be taken at a high sampling frequency or frame rate. The first requires a sensor with good sensitivity and either a very good shuttering system or a very fast strobe light. The second requires some means of capturing successive frames, either with a mechanical device or by moving data off electronic sensors very quickly.

Here are some samples...















Fascinating indeed!

Terry Border Creative Photography

I was amazed when I saw this photos on the net. Someday I want to create stories from pictures such as these...
















Mesmerizing Aren't They??!!

If you want to see more of his works... visit Bent Objects by Terry Border