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X is for Xylota segnis.
This fly is only known by its Latin name, but is a member of the Hoverfly family.
I took this back in 2020, but managed to get three photos of it, at the time. I retook one of them for the challenge the other day and gave it the best crop I could.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :)
Sometimes, with vintage glass, you have to embrace the blur.
Lens: Minolta MC Macro Rokkor-X 50mm/f3.5, without the 1:1 adapter
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100 mm macro x 1,6 + 2tubes allonges
Les Collemboles (Collembola) sont une classe de petits Arthropodes pancrustacés, souvent sauteurs. Ils étaient anciennement considérés comme des Insectes aptérygotes, mais forment aujourd'hui une classe à part, dans le sous-embranchement des Hexapodes1 appartenant au clade des Pancrustacea.
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Lens: Minolta MC Macro Rokkor-X 50mm/f3.5, without the 1:1 adapter
© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul
I bought some cactus v5 wireless transmitters & a Yongnuo YN-560 II Speedlight Flash. The Yongnuo flash was left of the camera at about a 45 degree angle. I had the SB-900 directly behind the subject with a warming gel. My only disappointment was finding out that the V5 transmitters cannot do high speed sync. However, when I added the SB-900 to the camera I was able do so with the Yongu off camera. Unfortunately I don't recall what the power settings were for each flash.
Our cactus lost a lot of paddles this winter, I am excited to see her (Her name is Barbara) springing back to life.
Shot on a polaroid sx-70, with a +10 Diopter attached with an sx37 adapter.
Macro X 5 magnification using Canon MPE 65mm. Lit using a LED light panel below and two small led hand battery powered lights from left and right. The LED panel below sat below a large Perspex blue panel to create the coloured background.
One of the most exciting aspects of macro and extreme macro of this type at around 5 times life size (on the sensor) is that you are able to view a world typically unseen by the human eye. The next time you see one of these little insects floating across the wet grass in September & October have a look at their head and you will see just how small the detail you can see in this image.
Staubblatt und Pollen. Sony Alpha 6400 Kamera, Olympus 20 X Mikroskop Objektiv Planachromat. 43 Fotos stapeln. 1/3 Sekunde Belichtung, Seiten licht, 4-LED-Lampen, Balgengerät.
Stamen and pollen. Sony Alpha 6400 camera, Olympus 20X microscope, plan achromatic lens. Stack 43 photos. 1/3 second exposure, side light, 4-LED lamps, bellows device.
Тычинка и пыльца. Камера Сони Альфа 6400, объектив микроскопа Olympus план ахромат 20 X. Стекинг 43 фотографии. Выдержка 1/3 секунды боковой свет,4- светодиодные лампы макро мех.
Фрагмент сухого цветка гортензии. Объектив от увеличителя, Schneider Kreuznach Componon 4/50 mm,диафрагма 5,6, Стек 97 фото,ISO-100, выдержка 1/20 секунды ISO-100,увеличение в 1,3 раза. Освещение 3 ЛЕД лампы, диффузор.
Ein Fragment einer trockenen Hortensienblüte. Vergrößerung Objektiv, Schneider Kreuznach Componon 4/50 mm, Blende 5,6, Stapel 97 Fotos, ISO-100, Verschlusszeit 1/20 Sekunde ISO-100, 1,3-fache Vergrößerung. Beleuchtung 3 LED-Lampen, Diffusor. Balgengerät.
A fragment of a dry hydrangea flower. Magnifying lens, Schneider Kreuznach Componon 4/50 mm, aperture 5.6, batch 97 photos, ISO-100, shutter speed 1/20 second ISO-100, 1.3x magnification. Lighting 3 LED lamps, diffuser, bellows device.
Die Vierfleck-Zartspinne (Anyphaena accentuata) ,Kamera Sony Alpha 6400, Schneider Kreuznach Componon 2,8/35 mm Umkehrring, Vergr0ßerung- 8 Fach.ISO-100,179 -Bildern. Belichtungszeit-1/3 Sekunde.4-LED Lampen, Balgen Gerät, Diffusor.
The four-spot spider (Anyphaena accentuata),camera Sony Alpha 6400, Schneider Kreuznach Componon 2.8 / 35 mm reversal ring, magnification - 8 times, ISO-100,179 images. Exposure time-1/3 second. 4-LED lamps, bellows device, diffuser.
Четырехточечный паук (Anyphaena accentuata) фотоаппарат Sony Alpha 6400, объектив от Schneider Kreuznach Componon 2.8 / 35, , увеличение 8 раз, ISO 100, 179 изображений. Время экспозиции - 1/3 сек. 4- светодиодные лампы, макро мех, рассеиватель.
I think Patience is one of the key elements in photography. You will get your desired shot sooner or later. Wildlife photographers are master in this.
For these shots had to try for three days. But I think it worth it. These ants were thirsty. And these are plain water. But You can use sugar water.
Taken from my roof. So I haven't had to travel anywhere for this.
Had a lot of time to observe. And I could focus only on the shot. This is the beauty of macro photography. You don't need to go far. Your subjects are around you may be they are on the roof of your house or at the backyard or maybe inside your head. Yes you could make your own interesting subjects and photograph them in your bedroom, kitchen or bathroom and they could be world class. Many world class macro photographs are taken this way. For example don komarechka takes most of his extraordinary droplet photos from his kitchen. So we shouldn't let immobility our limitation. We could always find something everywhere
Die Graue Gartenwanze (Rhaphigaster nebulosa) ,Kamera Sony Alpha 6400, das
Nikon Plan Mikroskop 10/0,30,160/0,17. Objektiv 10x, Balgen Gerät, 8Fach Vergrößerung, ISO-100, 257-Bildern,3-LED Lampen.Belichtungszeit-1/15 Sekunde.
The gray garden bug (Rhaphigaster nebulosa), camera Sony Alpha 6400,the
Nikon Plan microscope 10 / 0.30.160 / 0.17. Objective 10x, bellows device, 8-x magnification, ISO-100, 257-images, 3-LED lamps, exposure time-1/15 seconds.
Серый садовый клоп (Rhaphigaster nebulosa) , камера Sony Alpha 6400,
Микроскоп Nikon Plan 10 / 0,30,160 / 0,17. Объектив 10x, макро мех, увеличение в 8 раз, ISO-100, 257-изображений, 3-светодиодные лампы, время экспозиции 1/15 секунды.