Friday, 16th February 2007
Desert Insect
by Stefano Favaretto
A small beetle going slowly through the sand dunes giving a sense of how a small insect can walk through such a big desert.
Equipment: pentax ist d
Stefano Favaretto
I'm a psychologist with the hobby of photography. For many years I've been trying to describe the colors and culture of several countries through professionals pictures.
Website: www.stefanofavaretto.it
Desert Insect by Stefano Favaretto was photo of the day on Friday, 16th February 2007. It is tagged Deserts, Dunes, Insects, Sand. You can leave a comment below.
14 Comments
marty78
Molto bella,complimenti.
Morgan
wounderful picture. it’s a very artistic shot
valerie
Thought provoking.
Duncan
Wonderful shot – part of me wants to scoop it up and help it on its way; yet another part of me wonders, how is it that this little being can figure out how to live in harmony with this earth and we humans cannot…
Photo Buffet
My day wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Earthshots. This photo is an incredible example of the power of observation. You would’ve missed those insect tracks if you hadn’t been paying attention. The way they merge with the natural lines in the sand makes this all the more effective. GREAT shot, Stefano.
Anurag
Great shot, but I feel that keeping the insect right in the middle of the frame is not such a good idea. You could have placed it slightly higher
Pieter -sAner- van der Horst
Very nice and well composed. DOF is a little shallow though.
Peter Cooney
Off to the shops,
Su
This made me laugh, where on earth could he be going and in such a hurry?
Su
Still think this one is funny………….
mike
Interesting scene. The desert makes most things seem small.
Renee
great shot!
Renee
wonder where he was going….
Debs
great pic…. even the smallest bug makes a difference to our earth.