View allAll Photos Tagged diffuser
something tiny, something weedy,
something for my little sweetie....
Please don't use my image's on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
As we were packing up for the 500 km trip south back home from my mother-in-law's place outside Härnösand, Sweden, I had to dismantle the diffuser and pack the entire (not that huge) camera kit.
But since it was my mother-in-law's birthday, we were expecting some people to come over have some birthday cake in the garden to celebrate a bit before we left.
As I was walking around in the garden, waiting for them to arrive, I passed the great burnet (Sanguisorba officinalis) which as usual was buzzing with hoverflies when I noticed a rarer guest. This is a female bumblebbe hoverfly (Volucella bombylans f. plumbata), also known as the fool's bumblebee and the bumblebee plumehorn.
It wasn't much else to do but run down to the car and unpack the camera so I did, but when I returned, the fly was gone.
So how come there is a photo of it here now? Well, after having some cake, I went for a second look and this time it was not only there again, but also stayed on the flowers long enough for me to get several shots of it.
This species not only mimics bumblebees, but there are in fact several different colour forms which mimic specific bumblebee species. This form is known as plumata and mimic white-tailed bumblebees.
A photo of one of the other forms wich mimics red-tailed bumblebees can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/54319438708/
Diffuse sunlight in Thanet Lee Wood, Towneley Park
Burnley, Lancashire, UK
©SWJuk (2024)
All rights reserved
Bắt gặp trong 1 chuyến đi vào rừng Cúc Phương. Chú Nhện nhảy đang ăn con mồi to gấp 2 lần kích thước cơ thể nó.
Được chụp bằng lens Componon-S 50mm, f8. Stack cầm tay với 8 ảnh thành phần. Ghép bằng phần mềm Zenerestacker.
Diffused light with: macroscopicsolutions.com/store/product-category/imaging-p...
More information: www.macroscopicsolutions.com
Images in this gallery were captured by:
Mark Smith M.S. Geoscientist mark@macroscopicsolutions.com
Camera : Nikon D700
Lens : Nikkor AFS-105mm Micro
Conversion Lens : Raynox DCR 250
Flash : Nikon SB700
Diffuser : Macro Diffuser
To keep out the nasty mozzies, we got this to diffuse the aroma of lemongrass oil.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
My very cute and beautiful wife.
For this shot, I used a single Solix LED light from Westcott at full power. The light was equipped with the supplied magnetic plastic diffuser and barn doors. I placed a Luna Grip with a 36-inch (0.5 f-stop) white diffuser disc, also from Westcott, mounted on a light stand. To fill the shadows on the opposite side, I used a Westcott white reflector.
Solix was placed at head-level, approximately 12-inches ahead of my wife and at 90-degrees on a the arc of camera. Luna Grip with the diffuser disc was placed 3-inches from the Solix. This allowed me to soften and spread the narrow and hard light from the Solix.
—
Voigtländer Nokton VM 75mm f/1.5 ASPH + Fujifilm X-T2 GS.
One more on the last day of National Tree Week...this is one from my 10 mile from home project.
I very nearly didn't even capture this as it had telephone wires running right across it.....thank goodness for the clone tool.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
© Copyright 2012 Philip Hunter, All Rights Reserved.
You do NOT have the right to copy, reproduced, download, or exploit any of my images without my permission.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4.6 X Lifesize. Reverse Lens Canon FD 24 mm 1:2.8 S.S.C + Step Down Ring 55-52 + Br2A + Ext Tube 48mm(36mm +12mm) + Nikon D70s, handheld. ISO 200. F/16.
Twin Flash Bracket + SB600 +SB24+ Homemade diffuser, Headlamp for focusing.
Tin City on Stockton Beach, NSW. During the Great Depression, a group of squatters constructed a small village of tin shacks. 11 of the shacks remain. Tin City and the surrounding dunes were used in several scenes of the 1979 movie, Mad Max. Around one minute after sunrise, a thick bank of fog rolled through Tin City, adding some rustic romance to the scene.
10 sec, f/2.8, ISO 8000 | Nikon D4 + 14-24mm f/2.8G
Yellowknife, CA, 1 Apr 2014
© 2014 José Francisco Salgado, PhD. Do not use without permission. josefrancisco.org | Facebook
I'm not sure exactly what happened here other than two buskers being asked to move on. From my vantage point, the police offer did a good job diffusing the situation.
This is purely my perception of the events.
17th and Walnut
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Acrylic and oil on linen canvas, 60 x 70 cm. 2015. Collaboration with Laguna
Artwork available at: 19karen.com.au/artworks/diffuse-identity/
Lilioceris lilii (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) eggs attacked by a tiny parasitoid wasp: Anaphes sp. (Hymenoptera, Mymaridae). The eggs were found on Solomon's seal (Polygonatum odoratum) leaves.
After shooting a few photos about these eggs I checked the results on camera's LCD and surprised on the tiny wasp was sitting on them. So I increased the magnification to the maximal 5x and took more shots, now focused on the wasp. Obviously they belong to the smallest known insects in the planet.
Canon EOS 5DII + MP-E65 + diffused flash. Handheld shot at 5x magnification, f/8, 1/50 sec., ISO-400. Cropped a bit for a better composition.
