Someday, you'll have to tell us how you do it 😀
By the way, I know a few macro enthusiasts who reject extreme macro precisely because it is usually necessary to work with dead specimens...
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Next generation…
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i will post some videos which will give you an idea of the actual capture 😊the videos are very gruesome, definitely sends chills through your body.
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Cacyreus marshalli, geranium butterfly.
One of the things I like most about this image is that it was taken in a small urban flowerbed, in the middle of traffic... -
Baby Grasshopper.
Sony a6300, Nikon 200mm + 2xAchromatic Close-up Filters -
Chelicerae
Spider chelicerae are used to hold prey while the spider injects venom.
These are well highlighted on an exoskeleton.
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Damselflies, Mr&Mrs…
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Very colourful species!
Alas all our dragonflies / damselflies have disappeared for the winter... -
Connecting the dots... by simple.joy, on Flickr
Did I shutter? by simple.joy, on Flickr -
I see some bees with pollen all over them and maybe a few smaller balls. This one seems a lot more organised...
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There is a lot going on here but it's camouflaged so you have to look at it closely, at full size. It's not macro, it's kind of like spider street photography.
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A 3D version would reveal many details in this subject.😀
Something like this:
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How's Bryan? Is it very cold in winter in your region?
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A nice composition, Bryan…
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Wow, no wonder they are so successful as hunters...
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Nice...
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Those images with so many overlapping layers work great for your 3D images…
