Here are some proxy and supermacro photos of a little Empusa pennata on my little finger.
Your opinion? Empusa pennata juvenile
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So good, and you can take your time for shooting ! you're lucky !
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I love the shots
MinitecaPhotographie , and the insect is really intresting looking 
MinitecaPhotographie , and the insect is really intresting looking 
Quick question
MinitecaPhotographie , how you managed to keep the insect on your finger and same time to take photo with it, is camera was on tripod ?
really lovely photos especially first one
MinitecaPhotographie , how you managed to keep the insect on your finger and same time to take photo with it, is camera was on tripod ?really lovely photos
especially first one
As my camera sensor is an Apsc, the minimum distance for focusing is reduced by 1,5x so I just put the top of the lens on my left hand on which one the insect is and shoot with the right hand. Most of time at higher magnification ratio I have, the subject is only 4 or 5 cm from the lens.Quick question
really lovely photos
The main difficulty with this insect it that he moves with shaked movement so it's sometimes very hard to get the right focus...
MinitecaPhotographie Amazing photos, what a magical little insect, so unusual for me, thank you for sharing
I do agree, sometimes you need higher shutter speed, and a flash too. I don’t do much insects , as they make me upset when I can’t take them how I want to be in the photo