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Playing hide and seek with this beauty

Shooting with a Canon EOS M100 EF-M28mm f/3.5 MACRO IS STM. I believe it is an Autumn Meadowhawk Dragonfly (Sympetrum vicinum) at Alleyn-et-Cawood, Québec, C...

My first attempt with the macro lens to capture a Dragonfly. This Cherry-faced Meadowhawk was pretty comfortable putting on a show for me.

Bronzed Tiger beetle doing everything possible not to be filmed. You will see him scoot around & be nice & blurry

Last portrait of a Bumblebee

I know it's a different kind, but it's head made me remember our beloved monster from the 60´s ... even though it didn't show the same remarkable wings like

Found dead on the shop floor. Is it bee or what? Olympus OMD-EM1 mk2 + Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 macro. Stack of 10 photos.

Little insect that looks pretty mean but uses its tail only peacefully. Taken with a Fujifilm X-T3, flash and macro lense in Baden-Baden

Dragonfly in the yard let me do a quick little photo shoot.

X-T3 Laowa 65mm 1/125s f16 one speedlight with diffusor

It still needs to grow a bit because it is only 4mm small. E-M1MarkIII, M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 macro, iso 100, 1/160sec, f/2.8 Stack of fifteen photos taken in the camera Hand held Daylight

I used a close-up filter for this capture..

Hello everyone, I am a Biologist and a lover of macro photography, I hope to learn a lot and be able to show my work.

I took the photo using my mobile - huawei p40

This is a type of common weevil found near home. magnification 4X Lomo 3,7X microscope lens and 160 mm extension tubes 1/125, ISO 100 Wemacro automated rail, steps 30 um Stack of 101 images in Helicon Focus.

This wasp was chilling in the shadows last summer, such a nice creature to see.

Hello everyone ! I'm looking for someone who shoots macro photos for an art visual project I have. I need to realise an image of a polyphemus moth to then make a painting of it. If you're interested in this project please let me know so we can talk about a price.

This is an European chafer, the bane of fine upstanding southern lawns throughout the United States. As a child I was fascinated by these beetles and would keep them in shoe boxes with plastic wrap windows. Despite the nickname “June Bug” the beetles often come out as early April, as was the...

Hi! I found this insect on an old branch. It's really small with about 1-2mm. But I'm really at the limit of my possibilies! Even with my Raynox MSN-505 lens. #Bilobellabraunerae #insect Best regards, Jörg

A few weeks ago I was out practicing my macro shots and found a wasp! I believe its a Common Paper wasp.