nature

E-M1Mark III M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 macro F/2.8 1/40 sec ISO 100 Stack of fifteen photos

E-M1Mark III M.Zuiko 90mmf/3.5 macro F/5, 1/20 sec, Iso 400 Stack of fifteen photos

Blue tailed Damselfly sat down for a while.

On the way to the top and then back again because you can't go any further.

Common Red Soldier Beetle

Stack of fifteen photos, Handheld, Daylight.

The Common Awl Robberfly is related to the common Robberfly. It's a stack of fifteen photos.

Last weekend I went out with the 90mm macro lens, and I came across this Green Weevil

E-M1MarkIII M.Zuiko 90 mm f/3.5 Macro IS PRO Stack of fifteen photos F/5, 1/40, iso 100

OM-D E-M1MarkIII OM System 90mm F3.5 Macro IS PRO Stack of fifteen photos, Handheld, Daylight.

Heath after a heavy rain shower

This bubble blowing is an activity practiced by many flies. The bubble (actually a droplet) is always sucked in again. There are all kinds of theories circulating among fly experts; for example, it is suggested that it is a way to warm up. It seems that flies always do this with their head...

Flowers produce nectar for bees and bees spread pollen. This is the harmony of nature. Therefore, all of us should take care of both the animal and plant kingdoms. We human beings cannot survive without them.

With the heat that is there at the moment you see them more and more here in the Netherlands. Hummingbird Butterfly E-M1MarkIII M. Zuiko 300mm ƒ4 ISO 500 · ƒ/4 · 1/1000s · 300mm

Lemon flower at our balcony

Daisies at our balcony

Brush flower at our neighborhood

Our cactus is starting to bloom

E-M1Mark III M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 macro Caruba extension tube 10mm Iso 100, 1/25 sec. Stack of fifteen photos. Hand held. Daylight

Today after it got dry I went into the garden with the macro lens looking for Springtails. And if you look closely you can see at the back of the bottom of the ass the tail with which they can jump.