My friend Nicky Bay is holding a couple of workshops on macro photography, and I thought it would be great to help publicise these workshops. More details are provided in his blog post.
Showing posts with label myriapods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label myriapods. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
The marvels of nature macro photography: a workshop by Nicky Bay
WARNING: Do not continue reading this post if you are entomophobic or arachnophobic. If you do not know what these terms mean, carry on. You'll find out if you actually are.

My friend Nicky Bay is holding a couple of workshops on macro photography, and I thought it would be great to help publicise these workshops. More details are provided in his blog post.
My friend Nicky Bay is holding a couple of workshops on macro photography, and I thought it would be great to help publicise these workshops. More details are provided in his blog post.
Labels:
arachnids,
arthropods,
events,
insects,
myriapods,
photography
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Saturday Seringat-Kias
A small group headed out to visit Lazarus Island on one of the last early morning low tides of the year. While the rest headed towards the rocky shores of Lazarus Island, Kok Sheng and I decided to explore a lagoon located in the north of Seringat-Kias; James and I had previously checked out this area in April 2010. On that occasion, we visited that lagoon during the day, and it was raining, so we might have missed out on a lot of the marine life that lived in that lagoon. Hopefully, we would find a more interesting variety of critters this morning.
Labels:
amphibians,
arachnids,
arthropods,
birds,
bivalves,
cnidaria,
crustacea,
echinoderms,
fish,
gastropods,
marine,
molluscs,
myriapods,
seagrass,
Seringat-Kias,
worms
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