#animal

  1. Your opinion? Blowfly

    Olympus OM-D E-M1MarkIII- M. Zuiko 60mmf2.8 - 1/2 sec - iso100 - f/2.8. 100 photos Light: daylight only Joby Gorillapod 3K It concerns a dead fly, found in the garden.
  2. Your opinion? Horse fly

    A Horse fly on the car window. Horseflies do not sting but bite a piece out of your skin. Olympus OM-D E-M1MarkIII- M.Zuiko 60mmf2.8 - 1/160 - iso100 - f/2.8 Stack of fifteen photos Handheld Daylight
  3. Your opinion? Wolf spider

    I myself am afraid of spiders. Still, I think it's cool to take macro photos of them as long as they are smaller than 10mm. Olympus E-M1MarkIII Olympus M.Zuiko 60mm macro 1/125 F/4 iso 100 Stack of fifteen photos by hand. Daylight
  4. Your opinion? Shitfly

    Fifteen photos stacked in camera and out of hand.
  5. Your opinion? Large marsh horsefly

    Stack of fifteen photo's in camera. Out of hand E-M1MarkIII, M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 macro, F/4, 1/125, iso 100
  6. Your opinion? Common Blow Fly

    Stack of fifteen photo's in camera. Out of hand E-M1MarkIII, M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 macro, 1/160, iso 320
  7. Your opinion? Dewdrops

    Went out early for small critters. The Damselflies and Dragonflies were not yet able to fly because they were still too cold and wet. A great opportunity for a close up photo with dew drops. Stack of fifteen photos taken in the camera Hand held Daylight.
  8. Your opinion? Flesh fly

    This Checkerboard Fly was blowing bubbles at ease. They don't blow bubbles for nothing, because that's how they digest their food because they can't chew. Stack of fifteen photos taken in the camera Hand held Daylight
  9. Little Tree Hugger

    American Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) Mer Bleue Conservation Area, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Ramsar site no. 755. #WorldWetlandsDay2021 #merbleueconservationarea #Ramsarsites #Ramsarconvention #wildlife #mammal #squirrel Canon EOS M100 • EF-M55-200mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM • ƒ/6.3 200.0 mm...
  10. Your opinion? Springtail

    Springtails are tiny creatures, often no bigger than 2mm. There are many different types, spherical or elongated, but in my garden I only found the spherical ones so far. Sometimes they are translucent, sometimes striped and sometimes a bit blotchy. And, as their name suggests, they can jump...
  11. Your opinion? Hi there, I'm a Wasp

    Here I used the bracketing function in the Olympus. It is fifty photos then stacked in Helicon focus and edited in Photoshop 2021.
  12. Your opinion? Grasshopper

    Stack of fifteen photos taken in the camera Hand held Day light
  13. Your opinion? Flesh fly

    Here I used the bracketing function in the Olympus. It is fifty photos then stacked in Helicon focus ( method c ) and edited in the new Photoshop 2021
  14. Your opinion? Wasp under the dew drops

    And a broken feeler Here I used the bracketing function in the Olympus. It is fifty photos then stacked in Helicon focus and edited in Photoshop 2020.
  15. Your opinion? Ladybug

    Too long a name for the title, but this is a Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
  16. Your opinion? Dung beetle

    Stack of fifteen photos taken in the camera Hand held Day light
  17. Your opinion? Ladybug

  18. Your opinion? Twin-lobed Deerfly

  19. Your opinion? Crane fly

  20. Wildlife Lynx

    The photo was taken in an animal park in Germany. Biotopwildpark Anholter Schweiz
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