Bug odds and sods
Lord Vetinari
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More recent mixed bug shots from the garden
Brian V.
Heather ladybird about 4.5mm body length
Bluebottle fly feeding on a rotten pear.
Male orbweb spider showing the interestingly modified front palps (used for carrying and placing sperm packets)
Tachinid fly ID'd as Voria ruralis by Diptera.info
Male common darter dragonfly
Flesh fly on dead rhododendron leaf
Common orbweb spider with wasp prey - again it wrapped it before delivering the fatal poison
Small snail caught in the act in a flower center
Brian V.
Heather ladybird about 4.5mm body length
Bluebottle fly feeding on a rotten pear.
Male orbweb spider showing the interestingly modified front palps (used for carrying and placing sperm packets)
Tachinid fly ID'd as Voria ruralis by Diptera.info
Male common darter dragonfly
Flesh fly on dead rhododendron leaf
Common orbweb spider with wasp prey - again it wrapped it before delivering the fatal poison
Small snail caught in the act in a flower center
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Brian V.
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The bluebottle is outstanding
What is the trick to getting so close to live insects, i thought they would simply scurry away
I have enough trouble focusing on inanimate subjects, these shots must be very rewarding when they turn out like this bow
Steve
Have you put out a PP tutorial yet?
Steve- some hints on getting close here.- http://www.flickr.com/groups/macroviewers/discuss/72057594073223102/
Mark - apart from focus stacking I do very little PP but will put something together shortly in one of the stickies above.
Brian V.
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Using MP-E65?