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Back in the autumn we grabbed some leaves and have been shooting them this week using the Adaptalux Studio. We had loads of fun with it, you can watch the behind the scenes video here - youtu.be/iJOzOkP6Ns8
We find that dried leaves present an interesting challenge compared to healthy green leaves. Curling up and losing all their colour means it can not only be tricky to focus, but there can also be a lack of colour and interesting features on the leaves.
Embracing that challenge, we used the studio to back light this leaf. With the lighting behind it, new colours and contrasts are able to shine through where the leaf has decayed. You can also see some green, though it required a little help from the light to show up.
We also shot freehand, as opposed to setting up on a tripod. Shooting in this way, you are able to have a much greater freedom of movement around the subject. This allowed us to quickly explore the surface of the leaves, changing the focal point of the shot and zooming in on specific interesting features.
We wrote up some tips and tricks for shooting leaves over on our blog. You can find the write-up here - bit.ly/DriedLeaves
A funnel-web spider of the family Agelenidae sitting in its funnel-shaped web.
The Agelenidae are a large family of spiders in the suborder Araneomorphae. Well-known examples include the common "grass spiders" of the genus Agelenopsis. Nearly all Agelenidae are harmless to humans, but the bite of the hobo spider (Eratigena agrestis) may be medically significant, and some evidence suggests it might cause necrotic lesions, but the matter remains subject to debate.The most widely accepted common name for members of the family is funnel weaver.
EM1X 300f4
1/200sec, f4.5, ISO640, 0ev.
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Omocestus haemorrhoidalis kommt in trockenen gebieten Süddeutschlands vor. Im Norden gilt er als ausgestorben.
King of the World 👑
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📷 Nikon D7200
🔎 Nikon 50mm 1.8G (reversed with Fotodiox Nikon adapter) with 48mm of Neewer extension tubes
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Jewel bug, the iridescence is combination of factors, like pigment in deeper layers, interference, diffraction and scattering of light by tiny structures on surface, so colour varies at different angles of vision.
EM1X 300f4pro 1/160sec, f4 , ISO 400
Hoverfly
EM10 mk3 60mm 2.8f pro
1/200, f11, ISO200
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Vor einigen Tagen ist mir zum ersten Mal eine Zoropsis spinimana begegnet. Ehrlich gesagt hatte ich mir die Tiere nach dem ganzen Medienrummel deutlich größer vorgestellt. Ich habe die Gelegenheit gleich genutzt, um meine neue Kamera zu testen.
Das Bild ist ein Stack aus 52 Aufnahmen. Nachdem ich sie fotografiert hatte, wurde die Spinne wieder in die Freiheit entlassen.
Kamera: Olympus OMD EM1-X
Objektiv: Olympus 60mm f/2.8 Makro
Oruga cargapalitos
“Las polillas del gusano de bolsa (bagworm moths) de la familia Psychidae, se encuentran en todo el mundo, con 1.350 especies descritas. El nombre se deriva de los hábitos de sus larvas. Las orugas de las polillas del gusano de la bolsa construyen pequeñas fundas protectoras o bolsas de seda y materiales ambientales como arena, tierra o materiales vegetales.
Las larvas de las polillas del gusano de bolsa (bagworm moths) viven en estuches protectores que fabrican con su propia seda más materiales vegetales u otros desechos. Estas cajas en forma de huso cuelgan de las plantas alimenticias que están comiendo.
Jim Rathert.
Las orugas de la familia Psychidae (o gusanos de bolsa -Bagworm Moth-) pasan toda su vida dentro de una bolsa de seda a menudo decorada / disfrazada con lo que encuentran a su alrededor, ya sean hojas sueltas, agujas de pino o ramitas. Extienden estas estructuras a medida que crecen, alimentándose de la superficie de la hoja en la base. Las diferentes especies crean estructuras características y utilizan materiales específicos generalmente asociados con su planta huésped.
De Forestal maderero.
Jardín Botánico de Medellín
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