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Oxyopes sp, Family Oxyopidae
Was lucky to watch the actual event.
A fleshfly landed at the edge of the leaf...
The spider charged...
The fly took off...
The spider went after it... off the leaf.. like a bungee jumper...
caught it...
returned back to the leaf using its web line.
The amazing thing is the venom took less than a second to paralyze the flesh fly.
This is the maximum scene my reversed lens can handle.
Different #texture in #shells 🐚
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A little late, but happy Halloween everyone! I got this shot this Wednesday in South Carolina. We had a couple days of rain before and the forest reeked of mushrooms!
This was my favorite shot from the day.
It's a composite of 2 individual photos. Because of the location of this mushy, I had to shoot handheld. I was happily surprised to see how sharp they were on my computer when I got home!
Thanks for looking!
Reverse mounted Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II, 1:1 magnification, handheld, lit with with shoe mounted Canon Speedlite 430EX II. Diffused with sto-fen omni-bounce and bounced off printer paper.
This is a close-up of the flower of a mimosa tree in my yard, also known as "albizia julibrissin" according to wikipedia. These flowers don't have petals, but rather just tight clusters of tiny stamens. And it's totally a bee magnet, unfortunately. This whole tree is just covered with bees at times during the summer.
Highest Explore position: #372 on Monday, December 27, 2010 - thanks everyone!
Body: Canon EOS 750D (T6i)
Lens: Canon 18-55mm STM
Reverse adapter: Neewer NW-C-UP ( same as Meike MK-C-UP )
A 55mm safety filter is super-glued in front to avoid tiny insects/dust from getting in.
Diffuser is a disposable styrofoam bowl partly scissored off. A circle cutter was used to precision cut the opening to tightly fit on Neewer adapter. Pretty flimsy, but I make new ones in a minute and the bowls costs only 100pcs per USD
A 4.5 inch long rubber band is used to keep the internal flash deflected downward.
Notes:
The weight of the entire setup is 1000gms (2.2lbs) well suited for hand-held shooters like me.
This setup fills frame with objects sized in range of 4.65mm-23.4mm with working distance approximately from 13mm to 75mm. See first comment for a magnification chart
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The adapter is solidly made, supports auto function but unfortunately doesn't have a thread to fit a safety filter.
The STM version of 18-55m has internal focus while the IS II version will rotate on focus.
The filter thread of this STM lens is plastic and has to support its own weight and also a part of the adapter. Any bump/fall will easily damage it.
Internal flash is decent. I use +2 stops of flash compensation, though. The flash recycle time is awful.
Image stabilization is OFF, Autofocus is ON.. but I use back-button focus.
Telamonia dimidiata, Family: Salticidae
This is a Female spider.
This spider shows sexual dimorphism – the male and female do not resemble each other and could each be mistaken for a separate species.
The name two-striped jumper suits female of this species rather than the male.
Wikipedia: The two-striped jumper, or Telamonia dimidiata, is a jumping spider found in various Asian tropical rain forests, in foliage in wooded environments.
The female is light yellowish, with a very white cephalus and red rings surrounding the narrow black rings round the eyes. Two longitudinal bright red stripes are present on the opisthosoma. The male is very dark, with white markings, and red hairs around the eyes. They appear in Singapore, Indonesia, Pakistan, Iran, India, and Bhutan. Telamonia Dimidiata are non-venomous and produce no toxin significant to humans.
I love vinyl and spin it every day, you will see plenty more during this 366.The album is "The collected works of Jason Crest" (sixties psych) in case you were wondering.
(Unknown species), Family: Salticidae
Spider would measure about 7mm under a teak (tectona grandis) leaf.
Coloring!!! My first love!
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Since there is still freezing rain falling outside, I took out my marbles and took some reverse macro images of them. I think they turned out pretty neat, the colors remind me of a water color painting in a way.
Shot for Macro Mondays Ethereal theme.
I originally shot the coffee steam, but had to do one other shot. We were at the park today and these Cats Tails seeds were everywhere. So I picked one of the unopened ones and brought it home. Shot with the 90mm tamron and the reversed 50mm.
A bit of split tone processing here as well.
Found this little guy while hiking at Eastatoe Creet, South Carolina. The final image is a composite of 3 stacked shots.
Thanks for looking :)
While at the park with my children I was doing some reverse macro freelensing as a way to help myself cope with the intense struggles I face and was struck by this tiny piece of a torn leaf. From my vantage point it looked like a tiny, fragile heart turned upside down, trapped within a crack where two pieces of concrete joined together. I could deeply relate to what I saw—it reminded me of myself and my own experience. To me, it was amazing that I even noticed this tiny leaf—the reverse macro actually makes the leaf appear much larger than it looked to the eye without the magnification. I am thankful I didn’t miss the opportunity to see this meaningful scene.
[image created on 5–29-2024]
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Flores minúsculas - Tiny flowers (#2)
(Macro com Nikkor AF 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5D invertida @50mm)
(Reverse macro with Nikkor AF 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5D @50mm)
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*camera -- MINOLTA X-700(reverse macro) / *film -- KonicaMinolta Centuria400
I can't wait for season 5! This is a closeup of my replica (failsafe) key that Desmond used in the Swan station. It's a reversed lens macro shot. A sneak peek of season 5 is here. Also Larger and on black
He stole this pearl of earth shortly after this shot.
திருடிச் சென்றான் சூரியன்
மண்ணில் விளைந்த முத்தை
புல்நுனி மேல் பனித்துளி!
Poem by -http://enkavithaikal.blogspot.com/2008/05/blog-post_1983.html
Shot @ Hebbal lake park during BWS bird shooting.
Used 18-55mm kit lens. Used lens reversal techinique. Yet to buy a Macro
Hi guys !
Was going through my macro folder and stumbled across this photo. Thought it was worthy of an upload so edited it a bit before posting.
This little jumper provided me some fantastic images around September of last year. I used a 28mm reversed onto extention tubes as he was tiny. The species is something I'm not sure of but they are much better than Salticus scenicus In my opinion :)
11/52 I went out to grab my photo of the week today with only 5 percent battery (my 11 year old was taking hundreds of photos of her cuddlies with my camera earlier and I didn't realise my battery was so low) it was a race against time before the camera died!! I took a few 'safe' macro shots then started to play about with freelensing again.. a burst of sunshine and here we have this which looks like it has been processed in a painterly fashion but this is almost sooc - just a few tweaks in Lightroom. Reverse freelensing makes my heart skip and my normal macro look so dull!!
#4 cam underfoot for 52 of 2017
Also ODC ground as ❤️ the ground cover from these bluebells