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We have many species of wild bees (Apoidea) 🐝in our garden, but this one has been sitting quietly. #Nature #MacroPhotography #Bee #MacroMagic #Biene
#insects #insekten #insect #entomology #macro #makrofotografie #macro_freaks #passion_in_macro #biosapiens #wildlifephotography #smallworldlovers #naturephotography #willifeaddicts #macrophotography
📷Camera: #SonyAlpha 6400
🔎Lens: #Laowa 58mmf2.8 2x Macro
⚡️Flash: #Godox V350S
"There are more grains of sand in the soles of your shoes than you will be given winters to dream or summers to make those dreams real.
And there are more stars in the sky than there are grains of sand on Earth.
We live in a universe so big that a dying star, in the greater scheme of things, is as significant as spilled milk or an unkissed kiss. In an infinite amount of time, everything that can be forgotten, will be forgotten.
In infinity, spilled milk and dying stars matter the same.
And if you're just someone brushing your teeth late at night or you're a planet breathing your last breath as you disappear into a black hole, everything you do matters just the same. Every breath you take is as important or unimportant as the sun in the sky or the moon in the night.
Scratching your ear, is a kind of miracle, depending on how you look at it.
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Ian S. Thomas
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In the heart of a spring garden, a fuchsia blossom dances with elegance.
Soft pastel light, creamy bokeh and delicate textures invite us into a dreamy world — where color breathes poetry.
Love how this tiny snail seems to just be observing.
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Ray-Ban aviators with dual-toned reflective lenses—green on the left, orange on the right—capture a kaleidoscope of colors and shapes, hinting at a window or light source beyond. The iconic logo rests subtly on the right lens, anchoring the image in timeless style. A study in symmetry, contrast, and the art of seeing.
“But how,” I asked, “can beauty grow,
With no grand mind to guide the snow?”
The snowflake laughed, “Oh, what a jest!
Why seek a god to do the rest?
See, water bends by nature’s rules,
No need for hammers, nails, or tools!
A crystal lattice, atoms dance,
And out I form by frozen chance.”
Written by ChatGPT
This macro photograph captures a real stellar dendrite snowflake in exquisite detail. At its heart lies a radiant, star-like center that gleams with icy brilliance, forming a striking contrast against its delicate, transparent arms. Each branch extends outward like fragile threads of crystal lace, nearly invisible yet perfectly structured in nature’s most intricate symmetry. The interplay of light and shadow enhances the snowflake’s ethereal beauty, making it appear both solid and weightless, a fleeting masterpiece formed by winter’s breath.
Mysterious Leucophyes pedestris in Macro
This macro photograph showcases the fascinating Leucophyes pedestris, a unique member of the weevil family. Known for its distinct long snout and intriguing behaviors, this beetle is a captivating subject for macro photography.
Did you know? 🤔
Leucophyes pedestris uses its long snout to pierce plants and lay eggs inside. This helps protect the offspring from predators and harsh environmental conditions. The hatched larvae feed on the plant tissues from the inside, which can cause damage to the plant.