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Nice photos. Thanks for sharing.
We had so many of them buggas a year ago I dont care to see 'em for 7 more years.:rolleyes: My yard looked like a sponge when they hatched. And the noises....well, let's just say it got on your LAST nerve. This year isnt bad...just 1 every here and there.
Great snapshots. What camera do you use..
Bite the heads, suck the tails ! ! !
(Oh, wrong bug) ! ! !........
We have them in Ne too. Mainly find them dead tho. Saw a dirt wasp carrying one around a while back. EB
An old discontinued model Sony a200 and a Minolta lens that was made in the 80's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
I gotta ask, do you practice catch and fry with cicadas?:crazy:
Not yet..............:yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Olgrey
equipment might not be the latest and greatest, but you sure know how to use what ya got. Nice pics. :highfive
See thar, see now..................older can be better when you know how to use your 'quipment!
I mean, older can be better due to experience.
What I meant to say was older equipment was better made than equipment made today......
Way better!....................................the got some photo equipment priced "so" high ,,if i was rich i wouldn't buy just cause of principle.,,,,,Its way better to "me" just to learn how to capture and process.Quote:
Originally Posted by RetiredRR
Real nice photos of 'em airplane engines. We used to tie a string to the body, swing it in a circle like a plane prop and run
around like we was flyin' an airplane.
Bokeh is done well...
good job