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Caterpillar
Copyright ©2005, Dave Hall
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Don't know the name of this beastie type.
| Photographer: | Dave Hall |
|---|---|
| Folder: | Dave Hall's insect photos |
| Uploaded: | 20-Sep-2005 21:17 CEST |
| Model release available: | |
| Camera: | Olympus E1 |
| Exposure time: | 1/160 |
| Aperture: | f11 |
| Focal length: | 274 |
| Lens: | 50-200mm zuiko + 25mm ex tube |
| Focusing method: | Manual |
| ISO: | 200 |
| White balance: | Auto |
| Flash: | external |
| Image format: | SHQ |
| Processing applied: | crop usm |
| Various: | |
| Image resized to: | 1000x715 |
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Hi Dave ,
Those Caterpillars become night moth's after transformation
I made also a picture but it is a differend type (name "Wapendrage" in Dutch, means Arms carrier have a look:
Best regards,
Fonzy - at 10:16 CEST on 21-Sep-2005 [Reply]