On a dull and cloudy day there is still beauty to be found in the garden

8 shot handheld stack

Don't we all dream of a camera that overcomes 'depth of field' and achieves perfect clarity from all distances? This bug is smaller than my smallest finger nail, so not bad!

Hemsedal, Norvège

MACROFOTOGRAFIA

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

I cound't get more pictures to stack this guy:). That is what I get.

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12 shot handheld bracket

Garden black ants moving what might be some kind of Larvae/Pupae, be it one of their own, aphid or maybe a food source? If anyone knows for sure, please comment :)

Took 300+ pictures of these ladies moving in and out of this hole, and got lucky with this one I think.

100mm Macro + Raynox DCR 250

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The lily is a favorite flower of Easter and Springtime in general. I like to photograph them for their simplicity and purity of form. I took this shot of one while on a walk through the San Diego Botanic Garden.

ENLARGE FOR THE TRICHOMES DETAIL

Little summer flowers in our back garden.

Red flower zinnia elegants

some quick tests of the flashpoint zoom mini.....i like it! pentax K-3ii....tamron 90/2.8DI

Macrophotography of this beautiful pink floer

"Purple Rain" from Prince/Symbol

A sweater from the Faroe Island that has been used regularly in winter time

LA ROSA

Some tiny, colorful lichens on a wooden bench in my garden. Magnification about 1.5X, 6-shot photo stack, handheld; assembled in Photoshop.

Schlumbergera Cactus di Natale

My best guess is that this is Digrammia colorata, the Creosote Moth. Not sure, but habitat-wise it definitely fits. A plain-looking moth from a distance, but like a subtle tapestry up close.

Dahlia from my beautiful garden

Feeding on the nectar of a Callicarpa plant in my garden

Wild daisies from my neighborhood