Sunset over the St. Lucia Estuary
I am happy to report that both parts of my trip- ant photography in the coastal forests of St. Lucia and the ICE conference in Durban- were a success. I'll try to put up a few posts in the coming week about both.
A brief note about this photo: I used a 2-stop hard graduated filter to darken the upper 2/3 of the image, and because the sky lacked clouds I stood under a tree to add interest. Skies present interesting photographic challenges when the weather is clear, as it was for most of my brief Africa trip.
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A re-run from 12 December 2006.
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I'm leaving shortly for the 2008 International Congress of Entomology in Durban, South Africa. This means another break from the blog for me, but when I return in mid-July there will be plenty of African insect photos. St.
There are times when I regret having switched out of anthropology early in grad school.
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Can't wait to see your new pics, Alex. Hope you had fun - did you see many ants?
Hi Kate- we all missed you at the meeting!
I did see lots of ants, they seemed to be the one group of insects that were active in mid-winter. Lots of things I'd not photographed before, too, like Atopomyrmex, Dorylus, and Plectroctena.