Your opinion? Green cabbage bug (Eurydema oleraceum)

[Helix_2648]

I promise that I haven't disturbed them....

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

great picture and stacking, but I can see layer -stacking mistakes , that could be easy fixed in PS Helix_2648, or did you leave them to show us the moving on the picture I mean the antennaes of the insects
. But I know, how hard is get the insects pictures perfectly sharp , thry don't know , we shoot them and don't understand'' don't move by the moment''

I like the description too , are you sure , didn't you distrubed they?

 

[Helix_2648]

For sure... I was totally discreet... - I tried to correct the antennas but without sucess.

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

For sure... I was totally discreet... - I tried to correct the antennas but without sucess.

Can I try with the picture Helix_2648 , just fix the antennas in PS & LR?, I have some of ideas how to do it .. , I can take some of tests, I think it don't stole too much time (as the picture of Ron )
anothers photographers pictures give more motivation and to do it in best way

 

[Jack]

Wow Helix_2648 , breathtaking image. Did you used here raynox ?

 

[Masterjohn]

I love this picture Helix_2648 inspite of the little failure of stacking, it is a very good picture.

 

[Helix_2648]

Wow Helix_2648 , breathtaking image. Did you used here raynox ?

Hi Jack. Not for this one. The magnification would be too high for the subject.

 

[Helix_2648]

Thanks Masterjohn! Sometimes wind or moving antennas makes it neaely impossible to stack the image without failures.

 

[Helix_2648]

You can download it and give it a try if you want nataliaflejszar&Photo

 

[Masterjohn]

I agree Helix_2648 , outside in the open, stacking is difficult because of influence from outside like the wind or movement of the insect. Inspite of that you did an excellent job.