in my defense, this is not selective colouring... i played with the sliders in lightroom to remove the warmth and decreased the blue and green... i was trying to emulate an effect i got with one of the filters in colour efex but wasn't quite right...
anyhooo... today was a stat holiday in Canada so mostly lazed about, went for a couple bike rides, tried a bit of geocaching, and crawled around the backyard in search of bugs... these red spider thingies are TINY... we're talking smaller-than-a-grain-of-sand tiny...
@lynnb they could be... never heard of them before.... just googled and the colour and "glisten" effect look right... the size in some of the photos looks wrong, but in others, dead on...
Wonderful macro! He/she really pops! Wasn't the holiday a nice thing! We had a lazy day too. The kids had a pro-d day on Friday so we actually had a four day weekend. I'm not looking forward to Tuesday reality!!
Fabulous focus northy! and the processing is spot on! Soory haven't commented lately have been saving you to comment 'properly' and now the internet packed it up :) will persevere though :)
I think it is a chigger. But did not know you had chiggers up there! I have shot some chiggers...one was in that photo of the clover for "Widdershins" Mad Minute...the chigger was on the clover stalk, but those photos had muted color tones..so it did not stand out. I have been meaning to take another chigger pic, but not sure I can do as well as this. Don't get one get under your skin! They are hard to get rid of and itchy! FAV
hmmm... Lynn had guessed red mite, and based on googled images, i think she was right... but chiggers look an awful lot the same... eek! sure hope not!
i used my macro lens... it's the canon EF100mm f/2.8L and it is quite a treat to use :)
Awesome.
i used my macro lens... it's the canon EF100mm f/2.8L and it is quite a treat to use :)