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I took this photos yesterday. These are 2 images of a fly [Blue Bottle Fly (Calliphora vomitoria)]. These were taken with Sony A7iii with 55-210mm lens with Raynox DCR-250 attached. I have used external flash with diffuser. Hope you like these. :) || Look Closer (1) || f/10, 1/250s, ISO2000, FL...

Hi friends, Here is a tiny creature on a bigger leaf. I found the scene quite cute. Thank you for your feedback.

Hello guys. My first post here. It's raining outside so I'm trying to do some simple stacking.

X-T3 Laowa 65mm 1/125s f11 one speedlight with diffusor

Another fly Fujifilm X-T3, Laowa 65 macro lense 1/125s, f8 or f11, ISO200, speedlight with diffusor

Just a quick snapshot of a house fly that was sitting on my couch

Helicon Remote (78 pics) Helicon Focus CC2019 Canon 80D + EF 100mm + ET Continuos light (2 points) homemade diffuser

Fly Helicon Remote (135 pics) Helicon Focus CC 2019 2 points of continuous light Homemade diffuser Dead insect Canon 80D + Raynox MSN-202 F/11 - 1,2 s - ISO 200

I doubt this insect is a fly, but it looks like one. Testing the Lomo 8X microscope lens. Stack of 101 images, steps at 20um, automated rail. Processed in Helicon Focus and Photoshop. Flashes & homemade diffusers.

Testing Lomo 8X finite microscope lens. 160mm extension tubes 1/125 ISO 200 61 images steps 20 um Helicon Focus & Photoshop

Common Name : Blue Bottle Fly Species : Calliphora vomitoria Another attempt at photo stacking. Any rule of how many photo to stack to get the best image?

Stack of 80 images, steps 50um. Maybe a pollinator fly or an Asylidae Laowa 25mm ultra macro lense. Wemacro rail.

Hey how are you ? I try to be more active but it's hard to keep a good activity with work / children / bad weather :p I took this picture on my balcony, a kind of white fly, what do you think about it ?

12-50 kit lens in so called "macro mode" 43mm - hand held, no stacking, single JPEG L-SF, ISO 200, F6, 1/1250s - Front, back and side view of "suspect": a fly that seem to chew a bubble gum

Hello people! I'm Pavan, from Bangalore, India. I've been shooting macros since quite some time now and I love experimenting with light and compositions! Posting my first image here, of a robber fly, from a place called Agumbe, a rainforest. This was with a Pentax KS2, 50mm 2.8, fired flash...

A few insects that i captured over the summer months around where i live