Curious Katydid

Katydids are often well known for their ability to camouflage. They are also known as bush crickets, and, long-horned grasshoppers as well. This time this tiny, little curious insect drew my attention on a cloudy day as it was peeping from behind the leaf just by the footway through our garden. The white of the head perhaps revealed its existence there. Otherwise, their ability to camouflage with green leaves is quite impressive. And, in that case of their nymph, that is superb.

EXIF Info:
Nikon D7000
Nikon 105mm macro f2.8 VR
ISO: 500
Shutter Speed: 1/125s
Aperture: f/18
Flash: Godox TT685N + Diy diffuser
Edited, full frame, handheld
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I liked this perspective, it peeping from the lower half of the frame. Good details on the face and the eye. It with its darker green shade and black dots stand out nicely against the fainter green background. ITs good you have also nearly managed to include its long antennae in full. Thanks for sharing.

This one looks good, in a way attractive. I like the composition. Colours have come out well. The depth of field looks fine. Overall its a nice image. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi