Tuesday, 11 December 2007

"Storm the Forcefield!"

I took this picture by the side of a pond, in Hornsea.

It's of a fly army attempting to penetrate some kind of transparent wall...



Igor Siwanowicz's Photography

Probably the best Arthropod photographer in the world - Igor Siwanowicz.
Here's a selection of his work:

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bell-end for a head :

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Igor's website : Igor Siwanowicz

Saturday, 8 December 2007

Odonata

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies i've managed to get pictures of:


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'scuse my muddy finger...
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This one was about the length of my middle finger (massive!), i managed to get about a foot away from it while it was resting. Check out the abdomen pulsating with Oxygen :

Orchid Mantis Vs. Damselfly

A little nature vid i shot. On Youtube it has over a million views and a few thousand comments,
it's also in the 'Top 100 Most Discussed Animal Videos of All Time'! :

Numb : Late '07 Imagery (a selection)









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My Disposable Pop Art (a selection)

My Paintings : Page 1

My Paintings : Page 2


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My Paintings : Page 1

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My 1st Sculpture (25mm)

Bare in mind this is only 25mm tall (about the diameter of a 10 pence coin)...

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