http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com PHOTOMACROGRAPHY Thu, 22 Jul 2010 14:06:22 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Photography within Conservation International   EPHOTOZINE Magazine Read the PDF: An interview with Heather Luca - Edwin Brosens interviews Heather Luca about photography and Conservation International(CI).   http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=110 One of the largest European ants. Ants are so hungry for the honeydew, they'll actually "milk" the aphids to make them excrete it. The ants use their antennae to stroke the aphids, ...     http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=100 Last week i`ve shoot photos of digger wasp: Ammophila sabulosa I have try to catch them in flight, not easy but after many hours i`ve got some nice shots.       Motion and blur are a nice combination....... http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=92 http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=78 Ivory Wars by J. Michael Fay and Michael Nichols Zakouma is one of the last places on earth where thousands of elephants roam together. But as perennial rains arrive to replenish the desert landscape, some 3,500 elephants seek better forage outside the park perimeter, where poachers await them. http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=74 My photos used on Flyer Hamamelis Festival 2010   www.hamamelis.be http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=68 Article PhotographyBB Magazine issue 22 - 2009 Read the PDF: Introduction into macro photography http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=54 Joel Sartore Earth's biodiversity is disappearing at an alarming rate -- this video shows just a fraction of what we may lose if we don't act. But there is hope, and each of us can play a part.   [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/7012526[/vimeo] http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=47 Part two of my first article has been published at Creative Imagemaker Magazine Part two: Light and Lighting http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=43 Cordyceps: is a genus of ascomycete (Sac Fungi) fungi that includes about 400 described species. All Cordyceps species are endoparasitoids, mainly on insects and other arthropods (they are thus entomopathogenic fungi); a few are parasitic on other fungi. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCOQ0VU24xw[/youtube] http://www.blog-edwinbrosens.com/?p=33