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A close-up macro photograph of fresh green moss covered with delicate dew drops. The shallow depth of field highlights tiny water droplets clinging to the moss sporophytes, creating a soft, dreamy bokeh in the background. This image captures the quiet beauty of nature at a miniature scale and showcases the intricate details often overlooked in forest ecosystems. Perfect for lovers of macro photography, nature textures, and serene natural scenes.
A solitary fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) stands firm in the damp forest floor, its vivid red cap and delicate white stem breaking through the moss like a signal flare of autumn. Shot at ground level to capture its stature in a world of green and shadow — a quiet, almost regal emergence of one of nature’s most iconic fungi.
Première tentative d'utilisation de l'effet "Tilt-Shift".
- Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as most interesting.
EN: This tiny spider was a bit less than 5mm sized. Captured with Laowa 25mm ultra-macro lens at f/8 aperture using 5x magnification mode.
FR: Cette minuscule araignée était d’une taille légèrement inférieure à 5mm. Elle a été photographiée avec l’objectif ultra-macro Laowa 25mm, à une ouverture de f/8 en position de grossissement de 5x.
🔍 Get ready to dive into the miniature world of nature with this stunning macro shot! 🌿
In this captivating image, we find the exquisite Cicadella viridis perched delicately on a dry branch, its emerald-green body contrasting beautifully against the dark, mysterious background. 🍃✨
The level of detail in this macro shot is simply mesmerizing, revealing the intricate patterns on the cicada's wings and its tiny, fascinating features up close. It's a true testament to the wonders of the natural world that often go unnoticed.
Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of this tiny creature and the artistry of macro photography. Nature never ceases to amaze us! 🌍❤️ #MacroPhotography #NaturePhotography #CicadellaViridis #Closeup #TinyWorld #BeautyInNature #wildlife #orange #nature #green #Yellow
Music Ar for Mechanical Witch - Shadow Days
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This is actually a portrait of myself that I decided could be put to better use
Over the weekend I visited two 'Little Gems'. This was the second and was part of the National Open Garden Scheme. The house called 'Furzelea' at Danbury, Essex. This opens a few times a year and has supported many charities of the years. It was beautifully set with plants and shrubs, a patio garden, a pond and other small gardens sprouting out of the main circular feature. Well worth the visit. See the National Garden book of Essex for details. Last and the most important, home made cakes to die for (Coffee and Walnut) and a cup of tea. Couldn't want any better than that, vibrant colour, photography, tea and a cake.
A cluster of mushrooms glowing from within, their gills lit by soft afternoon light and dripping with rain. Captured on my Nikon Z6II with the Nikkor Z 105mm f/2.8 Macro.
Focus stacked with Helicon Focus, finished in Lightroom. I skipped the tripod and lights to chase the fleeting warmth before dusk—worth every muddy knee.
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▪️Gua'ge macro diffuser
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Watching the cactus grow in the front window. The label says it is a Globular Cactus.
Have been playing anolog to digital - using "old" equipment with "new" toys.
This process is still a work in progress for me with still a lot of throw aways. There was no cropping done on this image and I have no idea what power of magnification is involved. Focusing was done by moving the subject back and forth. Shot at f/4 - 1 sec and ISO-400. Not much DOF on this.
Reverse mounted lens - in this case it is my wife's old anolog Nikon Nikkor-S Auto 1:1.2 f=55mm. It is a standard Nikon lens from the good old film days. What I like about this lens is the ability to open it up to focus and then being able to stop it down to capture the light. Using a Macro reverse ring camera mount for Canon EOS camera (NIKO LMC-1 52mm adaptor) and a 36mm extension tube.
Framed and raw converted in Insta360Studio, raw developed in Affinity Photo 2.6.4, colour graded in Nik 8 Color Efex, tweaked in Topaz Denoise and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Port Kembla Heritage Park, Wollongong, NSW
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New little planet series underway stay tuned for more warped worlds 🌍. #vsco #littleplannet #tinyworld #sunset #creativeculture #w8dey
The Tiny World image was made in photoshop by taking the panorama and flipping the image 180 - so the sky is at the bottom - then stretching the photo around its poles.
The striped flea beetle (Phyllotreta striolata) is a small flea beetle, shiny black with a greenish tinge, 1.5 to 2.5 mm long, having a wavy amber line running the length of each elytron (wing cover). It is a pest of cabbage and other brassicas. When disturbed they use their powerful hind legs to jump away like a flea - hence, the name flea beetle.
The striped flea beetle were introduced from Eurasia, and is considered a pest.
Thanks Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - now I know.
Waiting for spring - going through some old folders.
Time spent in the backyard on an "Adventure" caught this sign of spring.
Ladybug (Coccinellidae) - A common name widely prefered is the name "Ladybird Beetle" or "Lady Beetles" as these insects are not true bugs. This is the seven-spot variety - one of the commonest species.
North America had has over 450 native species of ladybugs.
The Coccinellidae are generally considered useful insects