It looks like a great picture, Mark, but obviously a scan of a magazine isn't the best way to see it. Any chance of your posting the original?

And congratulations!

John

On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 00:12:22 +0100, Mark Cassino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I've been doing a lot of stock photography over the last few years, and have settled in on scientific photography, mostly of insects, as a specialty. These days photo sales are fairly steady, though it's a constant struggle to get the volume and quality of sales up to the level needed.

But I'm really happy about this one:

http://www.markcassino.com/temp/sw.jpg

The full page+ photo of the bee on the left side of the image is one of mine, shot with a Pz-1p, A* 200mm macro, and probably an AF200T flash.

It's great having a shot in a high circulation magazine (~350,000 readers) -- nevermind that probably 348,000 of those readers are not old enough to drive :-) But I'm really blown away by being in proximity to E.O. Wilson, someone whose writings have shaped much of my understanding of how natural (including human) systems work.

I guess that shows what can be done, using humble Pentax gear and shooting in your own back yard... :-0

- MCC
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