Yes, this is how 3D images are obtained.
March 18, 2025
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Probably because the topic is not about insects/flowers.😀
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Alien on EarthThis was difficult to achieve in 3D (I previously posted it in the normal 2D version), only in 3D does it have the desired value.
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Hello…
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Great camouflage!👍
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That's why they will continue crawling on the Earth when we have already disappeared 😀
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Even though still technically in winter I am just starting to see the odd insect...
Nasty looking set of jaws...
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This is the "flower" in the center of the image, in detail.
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Nice, they are little flying killing machines.
I remember one occasion when one of these disappeared from my screen for just over a second and reappeared in exactly the same position… but with a fly in its jaws. Literally in front of my face (with my camera I shot from very close) and I saw nothing but the before and after 😮 -
Hands up!
This one is not small at all, but it is really peculiar, due to its ungainly structure and its wobbly way of moving. I had never come across one, and it seemed very striking...
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Bathed in warm light before sunset.
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Hungry Bugs.
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Water droplets on the tip of some calcite macaroni.
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In the latter it is a bit difficult to focus 😵
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A Thyreus ramosus, a small bee, sleeping in his typical position.
These bugs have a jaw design that means that once closed, they no longer have to use force to hold on, thus saving a large amount of energy. They act as so-called "locking pliers"… -
Hoverfly… hovering.
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Very good capture!👍
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A lucky one 😄
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Lantana / Monarch / Flight
