Movie Title

Rats, I was thinking the Karate Kid...well done, Grasshopper! :) I remember seeing Old Yeller and crying my eyes out, but that's about it. I don't remember grasshoppers. Refresh my memory, Dennis!

Just a befriended old yellow dog that saved Travis' life but was mauled/killed by a grizzley....

The other shot of this Katydid I named it Ol' Yeller.... So, with my movie titles limited to classics like Blazing Saddles, Airplane, True Grit...maybe a couple of others... I was grasping at straws!!!!!

Grasping is an understatement!!!! Gawd!!!! You could have at least taken a picture of a dawg! hahahahaha - Old Yeller!

you know, I have a old semi yellow dog......But as shaggy as he is, it wouldn't have worked... Like i said, ............grasping at straws...

I thought of Blazing Saddles, but I didn't have a saddle to set on fire! :)

First thought was Herbie the Love bug...

Good idea John.... same here on Blazing Saddles...

I wouldn't have got it either. Another movie I haven't seen. Regards, Oliver

Funny nobody has guesssed mine yet! HA ;) LOL

Hi Dennis....I'm going to immediately say "old Yeller" cos of........um, the grasshopper!!! Nice shot!!!

that Steve is good!!!!!!

No boy becomes a man until he shoots his own dog!

 

LESLIE: "Grasshopper" is from "Kung Fu" not "Karate Kid" therefore your new name is "Ass-Hopper"!

LOL Antoni-ass....I'm pretty sure I remember them saying it in Karate Kid, too....but you couldn't pay me to watch that again to find out! ;-p Anyone out there that can back me up on this one? I'm calling on the warrior women to band together with me! LOL ;-p

Beginning of the End

 

Is a 1957 science fiction film starring Peter Graves and Peggie Castle. In it, gigantic grasshoppers created at the Illinois State Experimental Farm attack Chicago. The film was featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000.

 

I had NIGHMARES all last night!!

 

Gigantic Grasshoppers were eating my toes!! OH NO!!!! HA HA HA!!!

I have a saddle... but I like it too much to set it on fire. For that one... need a campfire and a pot of beans!

OR better yet a TOY saddle from the toy store and set IT on fire... YEP!

 

 

You really do so well with these insect shots. Your focus, sense of color combinations, the mutedness and transparency of the lighting, even the slope of the ground compositionwise is great. This is a really good photo.

this was one of the toughest insects I've photographed due to the lack of detail and color. I has the neatest apple looking eyes...

Ol' Yeller....I would have never guessed that! Well done! I finally have chosen my Project shot of the week, take a look a tell me what you think!

Ol' Yeller... I should have known knowing you... lol. Me and hubby have been trying to figure this one out for a while now. Nice details :)

I spent a half an hour chasing a silly BEE with my husbands camera and all I got were fuzzy pictures of a BEE.

 

SO, I will say this. I am now enthralled with what you guys do.

 

The skill is just tremendous.

 

AND... a moving object no doubt is not an easy task!!!

 

I did just notice that he is missing an antenna. That kind of detail is truly just remarkable!

Les, If I ever see the Karate Kid in the video store, I will watch it just for you and see what I can do Ass-Hopper. hahahaha Not to worry - I have it in writing from Antoni-ass himself that he has no brain.

Dennis, very good macro image, but the movie title I would have no idea even now I know the answer I still have not idea!!!!!!. Good work Rich.

Dennis:

 

I am way too late to guess, but don't know movie either. If I were to guees, I'd have said "Bugs Life" [like Kellen].

 

On the assignment: Not bad at all, but not as great as your shattered. Sorry I didn't get a chance to comment on your work last week. I expected more this time around, I guess.

 

On the Shot: Good macro. Nice details and over all a good composition. I wish you didn't have to cut off his[her] leg.

 

J3