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green metallic bee in a rugosa rose

Focus stacking vid here... No image sharpening done. Just plain focus stacking in PS CS4. Shots taken with a reversed 18-55mm D40 kit lens.

This is what's left of my summer flowers...

 

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Explore 12/03

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This is a macro of of the Parrot Tulips I brought home for a family dinner soiree I'm having tonight. (These are different ones than the other ones I had) I thought my Mother would enjoy seeing these beautiful multi-coloured Parrot Tulips on the dinner table ;)

 

I should also say that there is no enhancement of this photo the colours are true. I took this photo yesterday on my dining room table with the sunshine streaming through the window............... ;)

 

I hope everyone has an enjoyable Sunday!!

 

Playing around with focus stacking in Photoshop CC 2018

Parco del Ticino - Maggio 2009

I really like the swirl effects of the pink & white colors of this macro shot

Playing around with an extension tube and 17 - 40 mm lens.

 

©2016, Ken Szok All rights reserved

ladybugs making whoopie on a thistle in a favorite cambridgeport garden

Nikon D40, PK-3 extension tube, 35-80mm lens, SB600 off camera

Odonata oder of insects...Dragonflies are insects that belong to the order of Odonata (also known as odonates), which is further divided into two sub-orders, namely, Zygoptera (damselflies) and Anisoptera (true dragonflies).

 

Thank you for viewing everyone...

 

Nikon D90 + Tamron SP 90mm + Ringflash + Handheld.

~Marilyn Peterson

 

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Nikkor 105mm + Raynox DCR 250

~James D. Finley

 

Monochromatic Month is now over! To all of you who chose to spend a portion of your April with me, thank you so much. I know it wasn't easy to set aside the vibrant colors of Spring, especially when Mother Nature was putting on her most colorful best throughout the month. But you all willingly accepted the challenge to convey the same warmth, expressiveness and appeal using only monochromatic tones—and not only did you succeed, but in the process you produced some of the most timeless, artistic and dramatic shots on Flickr. Congrats and thank you! :)

 

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Canon 5D Mark II

Canon 85mm f/1.2L II

Aperture: f/1.4

Focal Length: 85mm

ISO Speed: 100

Lighting: Ambient

Polarizer/Filter: B+W MRC

Exposure: 1/8000

RAW File Processing: Lightroom 3

 

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spotting ladybug with a water spot climbing on a thorny stem of a rugosa rose, keeping an eye on some local aphids

make it part of the dance.

~unknown~

Millennium

Have a very happy day!!!!!

 

No bugs today... =((

 

Elisa

Thank you kindly for your comments and visits. Have a great and safe weekend all...=)

 

Nikon D700 + Tamron SP 90mm + Ring flash + Handheld.

small green fly on a peach dahlia petal

Manny the Praying Mantis... The majority of mantises are ambush predators. They camouflage themselves and stand perfectly still. Then they just wait for their prey to stray too near, but most mantises will chase their prey if they can. When a target does get close enough, the mantis then lashes out at remarkable speed in fractions of the time it takes people to blink.

 

from Wikipedia

 

Nikon D90 + Tamron SP 90mm + Ringflash + Handheld.

~Douglas Adams

 

Happy Blue Monday! (#1 of 2) That whooshing sound is all I can hear at the moment! But for some bizarre reason, I tend to be one of those people who prefer to wait until time is tight before I get truly motivated. I think it takes that added pressure of time constraint to get my creative juices flowing at full speed. Or I'm just masochistic.

 

The Big Blue

 

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orange 18 spotted ladybug on spirea, in a favorite neighborhood garden (from the archives)

Cute jumping spider.

 

A difficult photo, the spider was on my arm!!!

 

About 4:1 Magnification!

 

Using a Nikkor 50mm 1.8 reversed in front of a 55-200mm@200.

 

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flower to bird?

 

a bit of a break from my vacation pics...

hoverfly on daisy bud prior to opening day

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