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With crab spider at right,
Santa Ynez Mountains,
Santa Barbara Co., California
This species is endemic (limited) to several counties in southern California and has a California Rare Plant Rank: 1B.3. It is also called Calochortus weedii var. vestus. The species name "fimbriatus" is Latin for "fringed."
перонога водена девица - мужјак
white featherleg damselfly - male
(Platycnemis pannipes)
XF 1.4x + FUJINON XF 80 R LM OIS WR Macro
focus bracketing
43 stacked images
Morning stack of a Pelargonium with a female Orchard bee (Osmia cornuta). In the greenhouse (Boom, 26th March 2024).
Studio work with a live specimen. Focus stack based on 70 images, assembled in Zerene Stacker (Pmax & Dmap). Sony A7Rm5 (cropped mode), FE 2.8/90 Macro G OSS; ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/13sec, -1.0step, all natural diffused light.
Ein kleines Glitzern auf einer Sandfläche hat mich auf diese wunderbar schillernde Wanze aufmerksam gemacht. Wer weiß die Art/ Gattung? Die Farben sind der Wahnsinn! Aufgenommen mit dem neuem Laowa 25 mm Ultra Macro. Den Testbericht gibts inzwischen auf Makrotreff!
A small glint on a sandy surface drew my attention to this wonderfully iridescent bug. Who knows the species/ genus? The colors are amazing! Taken with the new Laowa 25 mm Ultra Macro. The test report is now available on Makrotreff!
This morning was one of those mornings every macro photographer loves. I have been trying to photograph this species of bee fly for four years, and today I finally managed it! Nothing quite compares to that feeling of long-awaited satisfaction. This is a 40-shot stack, natural+LED light.
Width of the whole frame is 10 mm. Photographed at x2 magnification and stacked from six photos, no crop.
Photo is available in Full HD resolution .
Pilsen, Radčice Forest / Plzeň, Radčický les, Czech Republic
Early morning shade provides the background which allows us to see the long floral tubes. And those tubes provide the genus name from Greek, combining "slender" with "tube" or "pipe." Hard to argue with that description.
Sequoia National Forest, California
See also this view from above: www.flickr.com/photos/marlinharms/54678144837
These puffballmushrooms were quite common in places. According to the field guide, it appears to be Astraeus hygrometricus, a puffball growing in sandy areas. I had only seen it in books before. Arms are open when wet and close over the spore sac when dry. Little Red River Park, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada. 20 June 2020
Dale entered it on inaturalist and it was the first time reported West f the Great Lakes.
Immature Chestmut-sided Warbler looking down its bill at me.... Kiwanis Park, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 20 August 2024
In early morning along Wascan Creek West of Pasqua Street, i could see these white spots all over the grassy field. Looking through binoculars, i realized they were not new flowers, but Western White butterflies warming up before taking flight . Les Sherman Park, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 29 August 2023
Focusstack von 29 Einzelbildern
Naturfoto im Sinne von Fritz Pölking
Taken with a Canon 17-40mm f/4 reversed on a Canon 60D body.
It's amazing how a 10$ reverse ring adapter can improve your macro photography!
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Focus stacking avec "Remote - Sony" et "B8Stack" ( 50 images en mode normal - 3 pas par image - cycle 1s ) et traitement avec "CombineZP" (mode Pyramid do stack retenu).
Sony A7M3 +Sony 90mm macro f2.8 1/50s ISO-500.
Nota: En extérieur le sujet doit être immobile, PAS DE VENT, évitez les définitions trop gourmandes , mes originaux de 24Mp (8Mo) font planter CombineZP, la bête étant partie je les ai donc recadrées en lot avec "Darktable". 10 images de plus pour l'abdomen auraient été nécessaires.
Voila ma première expérience avec cette technique.