A beautiful specimen.
I think it might be interesting to reduce the warm cast of the lighting to recover the natural colors of the subject...
March 18, 2025
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Another ephemera…
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I'm not sure. The green one seemed to have lassoed the brown one with a few strands when I last saw them but I didn't see either become dinner.
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Neat capture. The colors are spectacular and the fighting insects are very dramatic. An unusual capture image that is very enjoyable to view.
Thanks for sharing,
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This isn't my first attempt at capturing a rainbow of colours in a spider web. It never seems to pass expectations. Maybe there are some techniques I am unaware of. A larger depth of field would help and focus always seems a touch off (but that may just be the excess of reflected light). I am not sure how a filter would help to reduce the blown web elements, or how that would compare with some (-)ve EC.
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Very curious, I had never noticed that effect…
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Galerucella nymphaeae...
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Junk Bug, 1st time ive seen one of these. fov 3mm the bug was very small 130 image stacks.
Live subject as usual.15x magnifacation
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Horrifying. Fascinating. 😲
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Camptopus lateralis.
Or at least most of it because, apparently, he's had some unwanted encounter... -
it was the most fun shooting this unusual bug as it was just a spec of junk running around. put it back in the garden yesterday to collect more garbage 😊
it wouldnt have a bar of sitting on the plant i had found it on so i just shot it on the sides and top of my glass cube with my new rotating lens system. i now have 7 axis shooting with unrestricted views. -
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Small bug up close
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A small alien…
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Climber…
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A thoughtful Rhynchites weevil…
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The spider hid under a leaf on a hot sunny day.
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Omophlus proteus…
