CRAPLOAD of Pictures

[americankitten]

I took a crap load of pictures so I'm going to put all of them under a cut.





This one was OMG weird. I didn't expect to see something like this. Thus the adventure! I almost didn't take this picture because I was all scared and girlly OMGBUGEWEWEW!!! But I dealt with it and took this picture! ^_^    It's just a shell.

               




 
But yeah I was taking photos this afternoon. I took like 71 photos but only edited 21 Because those were the best of the best. So the rest are on my deviantart. ^_^

I tried to make them as professional as possible. I hope it helps. =/

Comments

[velkoria.livejournal.com]

the Marlboro with the flowers thing is awesome... I looove it. On a constructive note some of your black borders seem uneven but for the most part these are really good. I like the ones in the top row the best with the exception of the first one, the hand distracts me. Also the second of the second row is very nise.

[velkoria.livejournal.com]

Oh... and I tend to suck up the whole girlly OMGBUGEWEWEW!!! but trust me it's going through my head =P and this is coming from a girl that has owned scorpions and tarantulas... I m always thinking it xD

[america220.livejournal.com]

i'm not very good with that. i found a scorpion and felt itchy the rest of the evening. =/ lol

[partyside.livejournal.com]

Pretty.

[ghostofagypsy.livejournal.com]

They're all so gorgeous. You're very good.

[ootwoods.livejournal.com]

That shell is from a cicada, those big flying bugs that you hear making the noise in trees on still, warm summer afternoons.

[america220.livejournal.com]

0.0 oh. I thought it was a moth. I didn't know they were so big! And creepy looking. >.< ew

[ootwoods.livejournal.com]

I don't find them creepy looking, and I love taking photos of them if I can find them holding still. The nice thing is (like most of the larger insects) unless you are a tree, you have absolutely nothing to fear, as their entire life cycle (and food system) is built around trees.

There are "mass hatch" years, too, where a certain brood cycles (I think it's every seven?) and in some areas up here, they are so prevalent those years that people use snow shovels to clean up the carcasses.

[dirtyradiofevre.livejournal.com]

:D pretty flowers!
I really like these. I think you did a fantastic job :)

[america220.livejournal.com]

^_^ oh stop I'm blushing 0//0

Thank you =]