C'est un vilain défaut

OLYMPUS OMD EM1 MK2

Zuiko 60mm F2.8 Macro

Flor (Macro)

1/4-20 thread, Canon 18-55mm (reversed) @ 18mm with Kenko Extension Tube Set.

Caterpillar on the move on a compost bin lid. Focus stacked using zerene

Charlesbourg, Qc

Macro shot (1:1) of oil in water

Singapore / May 2018 / PanasonicZS100

Bark fly on the car (Psocid). About 1.95mm body length. Focus stacked using zerene

Onion - Zwiebel

Canon 100mm Macro lens with 31mm extension tube and Macro Ring Lite YN14EX

Single exposure shot

Processing Nik Viveza 2

Green Glass Frog

This Australia Day morning was a bit cloudy and dreary in Port Macquarie and didn't provide opportunities for a morning landscape shot. So, I grabbed the macro to see what I could find and this little water drop, nestled in the middle of some fresh young leaves provided an opportunity.

Wimberley, TX

Water droplets form on the edge of a rose, reflecting the patterned lattice above.

This shot was taken with the first macro shot I uploaded recently.

Liquidambar styraciflua seeds

Male common darter dragonfly on patrol over the neighbour's pond. Handheld/manual focus

Pentax Auto Extension Tube-A 645 3; 90mm macro

Riposo mattutino.....

Was out with a mate of mine, Eddie, doing some handheld single macro images

We came across some cool bugs and I passed some knowledge onto Eddie so he can get into the macro game - go check him out !

I will be back doing more macro now my exams have passed, summer's finally here

This was taken with a 28mm prime lens reversed on a Canon 550D, flash is AFD360 with a homemade flash diffuser. Single shot at F16!

Fayetteville, AR

An early morning stack of this worn out common blue. Taken last month as it was just warming up for the day.

8 images stacked in Zerene Stacker. Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro: f8.0, 1/50 sec, ISO 1600.

für dieses nette Wildbienchenportrait des Jahres. Juhu, anstatt kalter, hartgekochter Ostereier hat mir der liebe Osterhase dieses Jahr ein 90mm Macro-Objektiv ins Osternest gelegt. Als ob er es gewusst hätte, dass ich schon lange danach giere. :-))) Hier nun das erste Hummelchen! In unserem Johannisbeerstrauch brummt und summt es so schön, wie seit Jahren nicht mehr.

Übrigens: der Wollschweber auf dem letzten Foto, flog ganz zufällig vorbei, als ich ein Portrait von dem blauen Leberblümchen machen wollte. Ich war so fixiert auf die Blütenstempel, dass ich mich richtig erschrockenhaben, als sich der Brummer so ganz unverhofft auf die Blüte setzte. Insofern war es ein echter Schnappschuss. www.flickr.com/photos/hastigesichtweisen/40675806993/in/d...

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Canon 6D Mark II with 100mm f/2.8l IS lens.