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For Macro Mondays: 'Guess what it is'.

It is the top of one of our egg whisks looking down toward the handle.

és qui hi ha flors per tot arreu :)

For Macro Mondays Theme, Technology.

Wind up torch.

With Raynox DCR 250

Macro shot using an om adapter on my e3 with a vivitar macro 2x teleconverter and an om 50mm f1.4. lens.

 

Settings 1:15 magnification at f5.6

If anyone knows what species this is, please let me know

The scarlet tears you made me cry submerged me in a sea of red,

i tried to save me from myself,

my failing arms flapping wildly all around me...desperate,

i close my eyes and think of you ,relequishing my will to breathe,

i surrender myself to asphyxia ,swallowing my vermillion fantasy.......

 

'Scarlet tears..............' On Black

Or, when you found a macro lens. I drank my coffee and looked at this flower when I remember I have a Tamron macro lens 1:1.

Got a free weekend lens rental from Calagaz Photo. Trying a Tamron 90mm Macro. This one has a "focus creep," meaning the focus doesn't stay where I put it! I don't think it's a typical problem for this lens . . . just a fluke in this particular one. Most of the reviews are good for the lens.

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Tiny flowers found close to the waterfront.

Petits pois en pleine croissance. Young peas just growing.

Small plant bug. Focus stacked using zerene

It has been a while since I uploaded a macro, so here is a familiar friend, a jumping spider.

Testing out my new Sigma 105mm Macro!

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It's very windy and quite miserable outside. The wind is going to strip all that lovely color from nature and leave us with bleak views... So, rebel that I am. I'm looking through summer macros to brighten my mood. Hope you enjoy a little reminder that world is beautiful :D

Kingdom Animalia (Animals)

Phylum Arthropoda (Arthropods)

Subphylum Hexapoda (Hexapods)

Class Insecta (Insects)

Order Diptera (Flies)

TENATIVE

No Taxon (Calyptratae)

Superfamily Oestroidea

Family Tachinidae (Parasitic Flies)

 

Looked a lot like a syrphid fly to me at first by naked eye.

 

Canon M6M2; Takumar 105mm/2.8 tube lens; 5x microscope objective; speedlites; Zerene Stacker.

 

210628_Syrphid_Face_ PMax

Morgex (AO), Valle D'Aosta, Italia.

20/08/2017

 

© Tommaso Davite

canon eos 600d

ef 50mm f/2.5 compact macro

Tv:1/125 . Av:2.5 iso 100

flash on

focus manuale

Last wet fly for now. You can see my meadow in bigger drop.

Thank you all for your comments and faves!

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Backyard macros..

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