Antique steam engine used at an orange grove
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Photo of the Day June 2019
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About 42 minutes later from yesterday's image.
I recognize that clock and that corner. I'm looking forward to when that new Hudson Tower is completed.
There's a lot of construction happening in Downtown Detroit and it's a shame that Dan Gilbert the person behind it had a stroke. Hope Dan gets better.
Is the lack of reading comprehension a Florida thing?Largo, FloridaSony 6300
Slightly different variation on the shot I posted last week.
Clover mite.
I was sitting outside and noticed those teensy-tiny red bugs that seem to be always present on bricks, stonework, and concrete. The ones that create a large red stain seemingly out of proportion to their size if you squish them. So pulled out a macro lens and went to work trying to photograph them. They had 8 legs so I assumed they were spiders, but a quick search on the internet informed me that they are clover mites.
Given their very small size and quick movements, I found them more challenging to photograph than I initially anticipated. Out of ~250 shots (focus set manually and then "spray and pray" as they wandered into the field of view), I ended up with a few that I thought were acceptable
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I was sitting outside and noticed those teensy-tiny red bugs that seem to be always present on bricks, stonework, and concrete. The ones that create a large red stain seemingly out of proportion to their size if you squish them. So pulled out a macro lens and went to work trying to photograph them. They had 8 legs so I assumed they were spiders, but a quick search on the internet informed me that they are clover mites.
Given their very small size and quick movements, I found them more challenging to photograph than I initially anticipated. Out of ~250 shots (focus set manually and then "spray and pray" as they wandered into the field of view), I ended up with a few that I thought were acceptable
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I’m afraid the idiots are everywhere. Though I suppose the sign came after the bamboo was carved into?
What a beauty.P1050619 by Lance Randall, on Flickr
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I wouldn’t count on it.
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Love it. I’ve experienced the same issues with tiny bugs.Clover mite.
I was sitting outside and noticed those teensy-tiny red bugs that seem to be always present on bricks, stonework, and concrete. The ones that create a large red stain seemingly out of proportion to their size if you squish them. So pulled out a macro lens and went to work trying to photograph them. They had 8 legs so I assumed they were spiders, but a quick search on the internet informed me that they are clover mites.
Given their very small size and quick movements, I found them more challenging to photograph than I initially anticipated. Out of ~250 shots (focus set manually and then "spray and pray" as they wandered into the field of view), I ended up with a few that I thought were acceptable
Don’t have a lot of places around here where I could practice LE with a waterfall or ‘something similar’.
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Nice shot. Hopefully you sprayed them with insecticide afterward.
