Photography In Chiang Rai

jubby · July 26, 2011

The Moth appears to come out of the picture ; almost 3D.

Impressive those point and shoot Camera's

scorpio1945 · July 26, 2011

On 7/26/2011 at 3:45 AM, villagefarang said:

On 7/25/2011 at 5:45 PM, scorpio1945 said:

Impressive. Both the animal and the photograph.:jap:

Gee Scorpio, after that introductory word "Impressive" I felt sure there would be at least one more word included in the following sentence. Something with an -er on the end of it maybe.

Well, since that is not your first "impressive photo"

we will have to acknowledge the "er" OR you are occasionaly lucky.

villagefarang · July 26, 2011

The strange thing is, the creature is still there. Neither rain nor wind could get it to move from that perch. Today my wife went out and got some shots in the morning light with her iPhone and posted them on Facebook.

villagefarang · July 26, 2011

On 7/26/2011 at 4:58 AM, scorpio1945 said:

On 7/26/2011 at 3:45 AM, villagefarang said:

On 7/25/2011 at 5:45 PM, scorpio1945 said:

Impressive. Both the animal and the photograph.:jap:

Gee Scorpio, after that introductory word "Impressive" I felt sure there would be at least one more word included in the following sentence. Something with an -er on the end of it maybe.

Well, since that is not your first "impressive photo" we will have to acknowledge the "er" OR you are occasionaly lucky.

I will consider myself acknowledged as being lucky then.

svenivan · July 26, 2011

On 7/25/2011 at 1:45 PM, sceadugenga said:

Nice colours VF.

We get an occasional one, they like the Torch Ginger leaves.

They do not eat much because

"Neither sex possess fully formed mouthparts and therefore do not feed; throughout their 1–2-week adult life they survive entirely on larval fat reserves that they build up while they are caterpillars.[6] " From Wikipedia.

I had one a week ago hanging outside my window on an electrical wire, stayed there for at least 4 days.

svenivan · July 26, 2011

On 7/26/2011 at 3:48 PM, svenivan said:

On 7/25/2011 at 1:45 PM, sceadugenga said:

Nice colours VF.

We get an occasional one, they like the Torch Ginger leaves.

They do not eat much because

"Neither sex possess fully formed mouthparts and therefore do not feed; throughout their 1–2-week adult life they survive entirely on larval fat reserves that they build up while they are caterpillars.[6] " From Wikipedia.

I had one a week ago hanging outside my window on an electrical wire, stayed there for at least 4 days.