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[tchuanye]

PeHa wrote:

Amazing...Great photos andsome really interesting sceneries!! :shock:

Thanks!

[tchuanye]

bayourebel wrote:

For a newbie, like myself, I can only echo, echo, what has already been stated. I would love to see what you would have done inmy beehives, about 20 years ago. I bet you would have captured photos of the mite that killed off many hives then, before we even knew we had a problem.

Great photos.

Thanks.

You mean mites can wipe out a beehive? Thats interesting to hear.

[tchuanye]

D.Ann wrote:

Yikes!!! It's a monster- fest! Scarylooking but altogether Wonderful! Nature is awesome and you have superbly shared that. Donna

Thanks Donna!

[tchuanye]

RedStickMan wrote:

Those are some really great photos and some very interesting ants! They almost look like someone created them out of copper or brass.

I have to agree with Narmer. If I take a picture of an ant, I get a picture of an ant. You take a picture of an ant and you create art.

I guess that's the difference between being a guy with a camera, and being a photographer.

Good show!

They are quite reddish actually, and gives a nasty bite.

thanks for the kind comments!

[tchuanye]

vaiboy wrote:

Those shots are great! I really like #1 and #6!

Thanks1

[callmebali]

That's National Geographic....
Congratulations, Bali

[tchuanye]

Thanks Bali!

[Raghu]

I, like others, cannot think of an appropriate word (that has not been said before) to describe your pictures. You should copyright and prepare an album (suggested topics: MacroLab or WonderWorld) and market it. May I take credit for first associating you with NG?

[tchuanye]

Raghu wrote:

I, like others, cannot think of an appropriate word (that has not been said before) to describe your pictures. You should copyright and prepare an album (suggested topics: MacroLab or WonderWorld) and market it. May I take credit for first associating you with NG?

Thanks Raghu! I have done a coffee table book for personal use, but I think its too $ to market it. You can see it here:

http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/1553904

[Macnite]

I had to stop for a few minutes to collect my thoughts and pick-up my jaw from my lap so that I can respond to your posting.As Narmer said I'm astonished with the pictures and the miracle of nature that you so expertly captured andpresented.

Emmanuel