In his blog ‘kopfundgestalt’ my blogging friend Gerhard recently published quite a few remarkable macro photos of insects with their shadows. Looking at his amazing pictures, I remembered a photo I had once published on Flickr. It shows a tiny aphid casting an extremely long shadow in the setting sun.
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How very interesting, that large shadow of a tiny insect! 🙂
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Thank you, Pit!
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What an amazing photo, Peter. When an aphid sucks the life out of a plant it casts a huge shadow! Thank you for sharing.
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I am glad you that you pointed out the spiritual connection. Thank you!
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You are welcome!
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Wow, so toll, Peter!!!
Liebe Grüße
Ulli
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Vielen Dank, Ulli!
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This is amazing, Peter! Fantastic shot!
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Wonderful shot Peter
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Thank you, Su!
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Thank you, Sarah! Your comments are always appreciated.
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You’re welcome, Peter! Have a wonderful Sunday!
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Tolle Zeichnung des Tiers im Schatten . Wenn es das wüsste 🙂
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Ohne Licht kein Schatten. Die Abendsonne hat da mitgewirkt.
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Yes!
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You have an eye for these things, I must say, a great “catch”!
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Thank you for the compliment, Brigit!
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That’s an incredible shot—that shadow is so clear and so large!
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Thank you, Amy! I was amazed at the shadow that this little insect was casting. I happened to have my camera ready at this very moment.
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Good timing, but also a good eye!
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That’s how you get big. 🙂
Excellent photo.
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An excellent picture!
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Awesome!
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Amazing photo, Peter, and what a different sense of perspective this provides!
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Thank you! This was a good observation. I always look for an interesting perspective. What would be the tiny aphid without its shadow?!
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