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.

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.

Reverse lens macro- some ants climbing on a dandelion

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I took these this morning from my garden. Used reverse macro with my 18-55mm lens to get these shots. always just hand held :)

E-520 body, as you check the exif, it will say no lens was used. This macro shot was achieved with a 14-42mm kit lens used in reverse. Amazing results...

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.

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Reverse Macro fm State Quarter

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.

I first discovered this tiny predator while it was making a meal out of a similarly sized keeled treehopper. It was really hard to even see what was going on here, and it took a lot of trying to identify both parties. The ambush bug can take down much larger insects and uses some horrifying means to devour their innards, but it's somehow full of whimsy anyway.

One of my favorite early attempts at capturing ultraviolet-induced visible fluorescence with an unfiltered UV flashlight. There's some light spillage from a nearby window here too. This is a composite combining my best flower exposure with my best ambush bug exposure. Shot with a Nikon D850 and an old zoom lens mounted in reverse.

I discovered this tiny but fascinating sedentary predator living in a zinnia. It can take down much larger insects and uses some horrifying means to devour their innards, but it sure is cute from some angles (ok, maybe not this one). I make sure to say hi to it at least once a day.

Reverse Macro fm State Quarter

I discovered this tiny but fascinating sedentary predator living in a zinnia. It can take down much larger insects and uses some horrifying means to devour their innards, but it sure is cute from some angles. I make sure to say hi to it at least once a day.

I discovered this tiny but fascinating sedentary predator living in a zinnia. It can take down much larger insects and uses some horrifying means to devour their innards, but it sure is cute from some angles. I make sure to say hi to it at least once a day.