Discussion on: Image 301 - "Caterpillar"

Discussion, revisions and constructive criticisms of Image 301 - "Caterpillar"

Original - Ali Watters (Ali)
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Original Date	2005-07-05 14:28:50
Focal Length	80 mm
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Where butterflies come from. I think this one will turn into a lovely glossy butterfly and not a drab little moth.

Camille (cnut)
Msg: #1

July 6th 2005
16:37:53

Nice shot. I like the crop and angles of the leaves and Woolly. I did a sharpen and ran the dodge tool over him to hopefully show a bit more of his detail.

In Northeast Ohio we call them Woolly Bears and hold an annual festival for them in the fall. Our pillar friends form black and brown rings around their bodies. We read these rings in the fall to help us predict what type of winter weather we will be having. Each ring represents a week; a brown ring stands for mild weather while black is for rough. Generally they are more reliable than the weather service.

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Camille (cnut)

Adrian Warren (AdrianW)
Msg: #2

July 9th 2005
14:43:04

Whilst here in the UK a "Woolly Bear" refers to the larvae of a carpet eating beetle ;)

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