Macros con realizados con lentillas closeup y sony A58, sólo con pulso, sin trípode ni iluninación

A beautiful tiny chalcid wasp about 1.7mm body length. Cirrospilus sp. (Chalcidoidea: Eulophidae)

Baby jumpings spider on a windowsill

Chamaeleo at Ambohimalaza

V. zonaria. They seem to be becoming more and more common. I found this one in out backyard.

Me voy, un abrazo!!!!! Vuelvo pronto.

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As far as I know this is a leech but would be interested in any different opinion as to its identification (see below). It is shown 'attached' to the rim of my hat.

Edit: It has now been identified as an 'inchworm', the caterpillar of a geometer moth.

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Fotografia Macro

Small fly on grass stem admiring a dewdrop. Taken at 3:1 uncropped not stacked.

Quite frequently see these little grass flies when I'm doing dewdrop refraction shots

Marmalade hoverfly feeding on Potentilla

These are from my Rhode Island Teacher's certificate which was earned by being an undergraduate for 4 years at Rhode Island College studying Education, followed by another 4 or 5 years of post graduate work for a master's degree in my field of education. At that time (post grad) I was teaching and raising two small children. This certificate represents blood, sweat and lots of tears and tiredness. But look! It says '"valid for LIFE", hooray! And it was so worth it all...I loved, and still love...teaching!

And, it gave me certification to wield that red pen!!!!

HMM

Con los chicos de AlavaVision.

Flower (MACRO)

E-5 + 35mm macro

First honey bee of 2014. Feeding on some sugar/honey syrup on a camellia leaf. Yes that's my finger underneath.

Tip: Watch it large. The texture in the leaf is beautiful.

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Lit with natural backlight. Canon 5D Mark II with 100mm macro, shot handheld at 1/125s, f/2.8, ISO 400.

April 2012 - Macro - Single Shot Color Print

Macro Flower

View On Black

It is about 80% crop with macro lens shot. handheld.

This is an inch-size local grass I found while walking near a river in Singapore. I don't know what type of plant/grass this is.

Lytro up close

I wish i could explain how my joy knew no bounds after clicking these pics with the constant fear of a bee which was sitting on the same plant.

Macro shot of a jumping spider that was found in the home (less cropped version in previous image).

Iris flower. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene. Oshiro 60mm.

Macro sugar

Canon MP-E 65mm 1:1 Macro

Had a beautiful model for the day! hopefully they will let me photograph them again soon!

Red ants tending a flock of black aphids

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