The Friday Photo #33 – Bugs, bugs and more bugs
A bit of a random one this week (hey, it’s my prerogative, right?).
This photo was taken beside the big Buddha shortly after nightfall at the Golden Triangle – the point where the borders of Thailand, Laos and Burma intersect. At first glance it probably looks like the fevered scrawling of a two year old armed with a crayon and a blank wall, but it’s actually just some well-lit bugs. Hundreds upon hundreds of well-lit bugs, in fact, hovering around the single lightbulb illuminating the stall of the last remaining hopeful street vendor.
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Interesting shot Dave!
That’s a crazy shot mate, love it.
Great shot! Although just looking at the shot makes my hair stand up at hte back of my neck. I hate any creepy crawly, flying thingy-you’d think I’d get used to them after so long travelling, but yuk!
A really cool picture though! If I didn’t know the title I would of thought it was lots of little bits of wool and thread on a rug!
Cool shot. I actually really like bugs, at least when it comes to photography. I think they make fantastic subjects, and this is definitely a very cool take on the bug shot.