Ayesart's Comments

Thank you for the friend add.

i am enjoying reading your blogs..just tasted a bit...looks like a lot of no nonsense kind of information...back later

tq ayesart...i will learn a lot from your lovely photos...(^_^)

I loved yer answere. thanks.

Your welcome!! I LOVE that photo it is deffinetly one of my favorite photo's I have seen. Congrats on your book! :D

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Awesome! Is it on Amazon? What's the title and your name?

That sounds really cool. Let me know when the book is finished!!

Thank for visit my gallery. Greetings!

Hi John you have a nice gallery!

Hay, good to hear from you.

You should also see a lot (a whole lot) of small spiders in/around the web. These are young before they get big enough to go out on there own. Also, look for a spider some what smaller than the female but much bigger than the young. This will be the male. Depending on the species he may become a meal for the female.

Rod

well was mostly my fault honestly after i read the rules, lol found i was using the wrong size file and was filling up our server lol .. if i was told i would have fixed it so alas i had to make a new profile . luckily i just started

You have such a great gallery :)

That is a beautiful little bird. You are fortunate to live in such a beautiful place, year around. Snow, snow and more snow here and boring prairie. We moved a year and a half ago further away from the mountains, now the mountains no longer convenient to visit.
Have a Merry Christmas!

Hi John, thanks for the comment. Had a look at your work too and I can see you're really keen on the macros huh! I really like 'The Guardian' and 'Blending In' - both nice and sharp...

Thanks for your comments about my spider pics. I am not fond of insects, but since I started doing macros I find them to be interesting. I have learned a lot about them from Bugguide and people online. If you would have told me that I would be doing macros of wasps, hornets and bees a few years ago I would have laughed. I'm really a bit afraid of the insects, but they seem to be afraid of me (except for mosquitoes).

I really loved your comments and explanation about how you feel - and are, when you take photos. I have only just discovered photography, but I know, when I get the hang of it (camera out of action right now and struggling with Picasa!!!!) I will do better and I know it will focus me in the moment as well.....:)