Emerging cicada

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By: Bob Tomerlin
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Bob Tomerlin {Karma:5460}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Fuji S2
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Nikkor 105mm micro
Uploaded	5/27/2004	Film / Memory Type	Digital - ISO 100, jpeg fine
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Critiques	7	Rating	6.00 / 6 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Some of you may have heard about the Brood X cicadas that are coming out in various parts of the United States. This is a soon-to-be adult emerging from its nymph shell after feeding underground for 17 years. I've not tested it myself, but some have said that this is the "tasty stage."

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Maria Luisa Vial {K:36017} 5/29/2004

Great capture... Love the composition... great DOF... Great colors...

Maria

Dan Lightner {K:12684} 5/28/2004

Great capture. I must get up too late in the morning cause I never seam to catch these at this stage,,

Dan

Kagan Tuncay {K:-756} 5/27/2004

beautiful capture. congratulations

Bob Tomerlin {K:5460} 5/27/2004

John - regarding the cicada shot. Tripod yes (I'd say about 85% of my shots are taken with a tripod). Lighting was high overcast - no flash or reflector.

Regards - Bob T.

Lou Dina {K:12194} 5/27/2004

Great shot, Bob. Ugly little cuss. I don't think it will find its way onto my menu any time soon. Lou

John Beavin {K:4477} 5/27/2004

Great shot Bob, Did you use a tripod and seperate lighting?

edmond lisy {K:10311} 5/27/2004

Wonderful macro image,

its coming out ~

edmond

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