Some bug macros :)
Lord Vetinari
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Wonderful Spring day here today 
Brian V.
Collembola Springtail with heavy dew - you can also see the "springtail" taken at 3.4:1 and cropped slightly.
Hoverfly on box flower
Bubble blowing fly
Crop from above shot
Tiny spider on camelia petal
Fly about 7mm long inside azalea bloom
Tiny flies (about 4mm long) having a workout on a blade of grass (pic is 50% crop).
Cross-eye 3-D of above.
Tiny fly on Box flower (slightly cropped) about 3.5mm long
Brian V.
Collembola Springtail with heavy dew - you can also see the "springtail" taken at 3.4:1 and cropped slightly.
Hoverfly on box flower
Bubble blowing fly
Crop from above shot
Tiny spider on camelia petal
Fly about 7mm long inside azalea bloom
Tiny flies (about 4mm long) having a workout on a blade of grass (pic is 50% crop).
Cross-eye 3-D of above.
Tiny fly on Box flower (slightly cropped) about 3.5mm long
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ps. I still hate bugs...
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Just superb.
ziggy53
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You find the best dang flies don't you
Those Bubble Blowing Flies are amazing, I hope I see some in USA in May.
Thanks for sharing your stunning Macros Brian
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... come along.
what glass are you using?
Kevin
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Firedancer- I use a Sigma 105mm EX macro lens, but all the macro lenses from the major manufacturers are excellent- seems to be the one lens type they all get right. Most of the shots were also with 33mm of extension tubes plus in the case of the springtail a closeup lens equivalent to a reversed 50mm lens.
Brian V.
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