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All taken in my garden over the last few days....
#1 Silver Y Moth ![]() #2 closeup of same Moth.. ![]() #3 Unknown Beetle ![]() #4 Fly down by the pond... ![]() #5 Another species of Moth (unknown)which turned up in the house one night... ![]() #6....lots of these female Wolf Spiders in the garden at present, laden down with their mobile egg sacks - they dont make nests for their eggs they carry them everywhere with them.... ![]() #7 Picture winged Fly....couldnt get a better angle on this one but pleased with how the shot came out... ![]() #8 Tiny leafhopper....I was surprised how well this came out considering the size of the subject.... ![]() Mark |
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Very nice Mark. Great details, the fly is really really nice.
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Thanks Beth
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Very nice macro work Mark, allnice pictures. If I had to choose , I would say#3 and #5.
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Those are super macros!!!!
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Thanks Emmanuel and Annie, appreciate you taking the time to look and comment.
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Another amazing set Mark, especially like the fly shot.
How close are you when you are taking the shots, as most of my subjects seem to be a bit camera shy and move off before I can get close enough even with macro lenses! |
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Thanks Tony. The dcr150 lens focusses constantly around 8 inches from the subject. If the insects wont let you approach close enough, try shooting either early in the morning or on a cool day.....at both times insects are more sluggish and will tolerate a close approach. The Damselfly pics I posted the other day were taken in dull cool conditions and this allowed me to get way closer than I would be able to normally when theyre more active.
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Great series Mark! love the details of the silver moth!
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Thanks Tan, I was pretty pleased the way the moth pics came out
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