tulp, januari 2009.

And if you have time, please take a look here:

www.flickr.com/photos/47676341@N00/sets/72157603914861765/

yellow ladybug on nasturtium flower

peony flower macro

In this shot the tongue is clearly visible - it is a complex structure associated with maxillary and labial palps, one of which can be seen here too.

unidentified insect in what appears to be a marsh marigold plant

purple tulip macro

Macro Mondays, Redux 2022, need to find a photo to one of the themes of 2022. The list of all themes and some more statistics can be found here , www.flickr.com/groups/macromonday/discuss/72157721915254700/

Since there is so much to choose, sharp, Monday 19th September seems to be an obvious choice. I am sure the Hornhauthobel or callus scraper is able to remove something.

Curves, Monday 11th of November seems to 9

Not to forget Reflections, as on Monday 4th. The white as you see it, is mostly the reflection of the soft box on the highly reflective surface

So, and since it’s quite hard to estimate the size, the removable scrapper part is in total approx. 6 x 3 cm. But on display are approx. 2.5 x 1.25 cm.

That doesn’t make sense to estimate 0.5 mm says my engineering mind, but that’s when you split 1 mm.

Other than this, single monolight with a large softbox with an inner and outer white cover to soften the light.

Feel free to leave comments and constructive feedback. No P1/C1 or seen in group and similar.

orbweaver spider in the garden

Notch horned cleg fly

find the other insect in this photo

Ant antagonists

Wulfira spider on a yellow rose petal

a small yellow spider on the underside of a red flower

154mm - 1/800 - f5,6 - Iso100 - Flash off - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©

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Cox Arboretum - Dayton,Ohio

hoverfly on Echinacea

A stack of 19 handheld images

50mm ƒ1.8 + extension tubes = macrolicious

ladybug on a yellow lily (macro)

For Macro Mondays, theme stationery, used to highlight text, items whatever in documents, on paper, part of stationry since many years.

red lily beetle on a yellow daylily

Single frame

yellow ladybug in unidentified flower

Preying mantis and victim

Dandelion

garden spider macro

hoverfly on a daisy

long-legged spider on a black-eyed susan

Just a test, 6 pictures, same motif a green leaf with raindrops, on a gray day with flat light.

Dark shadows to the right are the next leaves.

Single frame

Aphid on a lily

The color of this fly on this yellow Asiatic Lily caught my eye right away. This was a fairly calm creature as it allowed me to get fairly close to it with the Tokina AT-X 90mm f2.5 Macro lens. I got a few shots off before I tried to get closer and that was just too much for this creature as it darted off.

I found this in one of my files from summer and thought it was interesting. Bees, spider and bugs! Have a great Tuesday!!

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You can fill a heart with love, but still you need to communicate with your important other to avoid and clear misunderstandings.

Otherwise they may leave a thorn, you need to shape your relationship with borders and freedom and some space to move. And you don’t need to see the heart symbol in full size to recognize it.

For macro Mondays, the width of the heart including the black frame is below 75 mm, the pins for holding thick red cord are for shaping the heart, the cord would otherwise not keep the heart shape.

Feel free to leave comments and constructive feedback. No P1/C1 or seen in group and similar.

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Image Info: This shot was taken during July 4, 2009 Pinoy Macro EB/BS @NAPWC. This is a more magnified view of the previous posts, now focused to the Dewdrops, creating a very shallow DOF that resulted to this painterly BG.

ladybug on a rose leaf

ant on a peony flower bud

aphids on a primrose flower

Single frame