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On my Fuchsia bush. I certainly couldn't focus finely enough to get a bigger and clearer shot of this little spider!
Macro Mondays - 'Less Than an Inch'
A tiny Icicle formation on the shed this afternoon after all the snow in the UK. HMM Everyone!
Spotted this tiny little visitor sitting on the stone wall of Morningside United Church, and managed to grab a very quick pic with my ohone. Lovely markings and colours.
Better seen LARGE On Black
This tiny mosquito which is around 2-3mm long is more challenging to shoot than the jumping spiders because it keeps on flying from one leaf to another. Here I shot him under a leaf where he thought to be a safe place to hide.
This was taken with the 18-55mm reversed lens and a new DYI diffuser. Sometimes it is not practical to use the DYI diffuser that I made last time coz it´s too big and scares the insects. About the lenses, I still prefer to use the 18-55mm than the 28mm or 50mm prime lens because it´s easier to focus and adjust to get the necessary magnification.
Not sure what these very tiny buds are but liked that a narrow beam of morning sunlight was illuminating just a few of them. Handheld.
Photos from a quick morning visit to Pollinator Prairie. Rather cool, no butterflies so grabbed some of plants, insects, etc. Just saving more photos now that computer is working again. :) No need to comment.
The tiny helpers in little world work very hard to get the stationary in good shape!
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Die Kleinen Helfer in Little World arbeiten sehr hart um die Schreibwaren in bestem Zustand zu halten!
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For my first trial with my new MP-E 65mm lens, I thought it sensible to start with something that wasn't going to move. I found these tiny fungus cups (is that what they are?) on a decaying piece of wood in my garden. I am going to have fun with this lens---to my eye, these tiny cups looked like just brown dust on the wood. This single-shot image was taken at about 3x magnification. I didn't use flash, as I need to read up on that first, so this is just a long exposure in natural light.
Could be Merismodes fasciculata (thanks to Steviethewaspwhisperer for the possible ID).
At Hannah Point on Livingston Island in the South Shetlands, just a little further north, the Gentoos had half-grown chicks already, but here at Cuverville Island on the Antarctic Peninsula, our southernmost point, most were still incubating eggs. A few had tiny chicks, just hatched.
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This tiny bronze train engine is actually a pencil sharpener. Its sharpening mechanism is cleverly hidden behind the door to the train cab. HMM!
Macro Mondays - 5/20/19 - "Copper"
I found some of this herbs on a dry riverbed, called Juananepili. Baja California Sur, México. November 2024
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