Grasshopper Macro

in #hive-1470102 years ago



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Nikon D7000 1/1250 sec f/6.3 ISO-200 at 105mm
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Nikon D7000 1/1250 sec f/6.3 ISO-200 at 105mm
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Nikon D7000 1/200 sec f/9 ISO-200 at 300mm
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Nikon D7000 1/200 sec f/9 ISO-200 at 300mm
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Nikon D7000 1/200 sec f/9 ISO-200 at 105mm

Grasshoppers can seemingly blend into their surroundings, and by the time you notice them, they are already hopping away. I find that they are not an easy subject to follow if you're looking to get some close ups. I found all of these different ones almost randomly, I think the only real common thing is that it was a hot day in each instance, which likely slowed them down and made it so I was more likely to find one resting, which gave me just enough time to get a bit closer for some shots.


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