diptera

beautiful little fly (8mm) with its iridescent eyes! The problem is that this fly is very active and very small, difficult to combine sharpness and depth of field, freehand. The framing is not very good ...

Photo taken in my garden

Myathropa florea Mating dance of the flower hoverfly

Here is a photo taken this afternoon of a diptera found in my parents' swiming pool.

I struggled for this rather simple photo! find an interesting angle of view, despite the Scabious (the flower) without hiding the insects (Sicus ferrugineus). So the sharpness is not there for the flower, but I find that it highlights the dipterans ... Do you have any suggestions for this kind...

...but this one was born with deformed wings. So he became a model!! Good morning from 🇮🇳

when i took this photo there was no space on the left after rotating it 90 degrees. This is because this bloke was sitting just beneath the LED Tube light. So i took the photo, rotated it, invoked the magic spell of PS and then the sub magic of "crop" and "content aware", To make it presentable...

this guy was staring at me from the wall. No manners!!

This is a species of flies (Order: Diptera) which is tiny but very colorful. I am sure I have shared photos of this amigo on my wall before :)

i never stop before i swat mosquitoes. But they are beautiful, when you look through my lens...what say? 😁 f32,1/320, d7200+90mm tammy non vc, external offbody Sonia flash gn72, all handheld

March Fly aka Horse Fly sitting on a Camelia Flower I shot recently. 8 shot handheld focus stack Gear | Sony A7II |Sony LA-EA3 Adaptor | Tamron 90mm | Kenko Extension Tubes 68mm | Raynox DCR250 Diopter | Godox TT685s Speedlight | Settings | 90mm | f18.0 | 1/125secs | ISO 400 |