Wasp Mandibles on Wood in Chilean Ridge in on a wind-scoured ridge in Chile

Wasp Mandibles on Wood in Chilean Ridge

by Jackson Potter

Copper-toned light washes over a rough, splintered piece of wood fiber, highlighting the jagged, black mandibles of a wasp in extreme close-up. Tiny droplets from a light drizzle rest on the insect's exoskeleton and the wood's surface, creating glistening highlights against the matte texture. The mandibles stand rigid and sharp, positioned in a patient, predatory stillness. A natural frame formed by a curved branch edge encloses the subject, separating it from the blurred, wind-scoured ridge visible in the background. The dry season air leaves the wood fibers dry and brittle, against the wet sheen of the rain. Fine details of the mandible's serrated edge catch the fading horizon light, revealing a sharp, dark silhouette against the soft, copper haze.

0
0 views
wasp mandibles insect wood fiber Chile drizzle copper light macro photography
Camera Rollei A110*AI-imagined, not shot. For real Rollei A110 photos, grab one online.
Focal Length 23mm
Aperture f/2.8
Shutter Speed 1/1000
ISO 100
Film Fuji Provia 100F clarity
Location on a wind-scoured ridge in Chile
Date 2002-04-26
Credit VEETER
<a href="https://img.veeter.com/wasp-mandibles-wood-chilean-ridge"><img src="https://cdn.veeter.com/img/wasp-mandibles-wood-chilean-ridge" alt="Wasp Mandibles on Wood in Chilean Ridge in on a wind-scoured ridge in Chile"></a>

Free to download. CDN hosting requires a link back to this page. Terms

Comments