Here's some exciting news. Starting Monday, our Photo Synthesis host will be the multi-talented Steve Jurvetson. Steve will tell you that his main thing is rockets, but a bit of snooping about reveals that he's also a closet myrmecophile. But really. Who isn't?
I'll continue posting through this weekend, after which the bugs return to Myrmecos. But I hope you'll join me in sticking around for a fast month of rocket-blogging.
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I look forward to Steve's tenure - but I wanted to say how much I've enjoyed your photographs and commentary this past month. Viva la ants!
Amazing job this month and great kick-off to this new blog! I've really looked forward to new posts! Vive les mouches!
I've really enjoyed your photographs - thanks!!
Thanks Alex. It's been fun, but now I have to explain to my wife where the new macro lens came from :-)
continue posting through this weekend, after which the bugs return to Myrmecos. But I hope you'll join me in sticking around for a fast month of rocket-blogging.