Hi Remus,

great picture,fantastic!

best regards

Michael

Hola Remus,
impresionante toma de la hormiga! Preciosos colores, muy buena composición y la nitidez insuperable! También me gustó tu otra hormiga anterior.
Para escibir algo en tu perfil, me parece que solamente tienes que abrir la página
de tu perfil y luego dar un 'click' a FUNKTIONEN y después a 'Bearbeiten'
Entonces se te abrirá tu perfil y un espacio para escribir algo sobre tí.
Si tienes cualquier problema, me puedes mandar un PM...

Muchos saludos,
Marion

Hi Remy!
I already know some of your ants from Macro Forum. It's nice to see them here now, too. You really know how to handle the MP-E. Fantastic details and DoF. Well done!
Regards,
Philip

Sounds good Tobias! it´s avery good ideea.
I didn´t forget about the shooting locations in the Northern Spain-I´m just waiting some answers from my friends.
Be well,
Remus

Muchas gracias a todos! gracias por pasar el tiempo viendo y comentando mis fotos.
Seguramente me quedaré mucho tiempo aqui porque voy a tener que aprender mucho de todos vosotros.Sobre el perfil: intente rellenar algo alli pero no se me activa ninguna pestaña.
Ya lo miraré estos dias!
Un cordial saludo!
Remus

Thanks you all! your comment are much appreciated.
Surely I´m gonna stay here for a while because I have a lot to learn from you all.
Liebe gruse,
Remus

Hallo, Remus!
Eine Ameise in dieser Abbildungsgröße habe ich bisher noch nicht so gut gesehen.
Erstaunt bin ich in welcher Qualität Du diese Ameise, mit dieser Objektivkombination, ins Bild gesetzt hast.
Viele Grüße aus MH
Helmut

Hi Remus,

another fascinating ant picture. I fail to see why ants would be any less interesting or exciting than butterflies or dragonflies (and I love dragonflies).
Please do keep on posting those ants of yours.

Cheers, Tobias

Hi Remus,

both of your ant pics are really awesome with their stunning details! I know what it takes to achieve great results at such magnification ratios. Please do us a favor and keep showing your ants

Cheers, Dirk

I can only underline what Wolf wrote, Remus:

This ant is very small, Remus. But your picture is GREAT!

"Your" ants are really fascinating ... because normally you would never be able to see them that big. Congratulations!

Pascale

I already said that you are my favorite ant-photographer.
Another great shot... Amazing...

Thanks for the comment!
Indeed this is the only way to make them stop just for a few seconds.I just combined honey with water-has to be quite liquid.
The problem is when you find Messor Sp.(they love seeds)because it´s very difficult to convinced them to try the honey drops....but rarely times it works!
Of course a fast shutter speed with flash light would helps a lot.
Best all,
Remus

Hi Remus
Another great shot of an ant. In both pictures I see the ants licking on a drop. Is that a liquid bait like sugar or is it clear water? I´m interested because for me it was impossible to find them without moving for one split second.

Regards
Helmut

This ant is very small, Remus. But your picture is GREAT! Astonished Wolf