Insect photography is challenging under the best circumstances. Think about it: you're taking photos of something that is likely smaller than your little finger (and at largest is still probably smaller than your hand), has no reason to cooperate, and likely views you as a predator or is oblivious to your presence entirely. And even if you're taking photos of dead insects, it still takes a lot of skill (and a good macro lens) to get the right focus and lighting.
Insect
by FockLove
Insect
by PauliusC
Insect Series 3
by Grugster
Insect 08
by Josgoh
Insect
by Phaedrus-42
Insect vs Spider
by Afri
Insect
by TheRedGirl
The Insect
by VerzaubertRocken
Leaf Insect Shot 2
by Jakwak
Unidentified Insect
by Gerald Yuvallos
Insect.
by Drvall
Insect On Wood
by Rockinxrebecca
Green Insect
by Abank
Insect
by Fuegomujer
Insect 01
by Josgoh
Insects With Attitude
by MJIphotos
Insect
by Diganta Talukdar
Spotted Cucumber Beetle
by Wolfpix
Metallic Green Insect
by Srini G
Insect Macro
by Publicenergy
Death To A Dragonfly
by Greekchickie
Dragonfly_Z19789
by Ennor
Dragonfly
by CW Ye
Nasty Insect
by Geaannunziata
Green Insect
by Jaszczura
Insect Eye To Eye
by Saddogeyes
Insect 7
by Mewlo
Insect.
by ZWincik
... this very tiny flying insect was kind enough to "model" for me. It measures around 2-3mm long and about 1-2mm high. Taken with a 100mm Macro + Reversed 50mm.
If any insect had a personality, I would say it is the male leafcutter bee. Not only do they look unusual with green eyes and furry heads and front legs, but they are aggressive little bugs too. He will pick a group of flowers he likes and chase off all other bees. If a female lands in his spot, then he tries to drop down on her ungracefully...
I don't know why, but the insect looks to be doing stand up comedy... (holding a microphone) "tap tap tap - is this thing on - two humans walked in to a bar..."
This poor little dragonfly was already dead, but my coworker thought I would want to take a photo of it. So, I did! Kinda morbid, I reckon... Anyway, this sucker was HUGE! I've never seen such a large dragonfly before! His wingspan was a good 4 inches wide! I'm sorry I haven't posted any photos ~ there simply isn't much to photograph here! I need to improvise ~ I MUST use my camera more! I carry it with me all the time, though, in hopes of that "perfect moment".
While I was outside yesterday afternoon taking shots of the Red Arrows I noticed this dragonfly on an old bit of carpet in my back garden, so grabbed a few shots. It was quite obliging allowing me to get very close, although it did fly off a couple of times but came back to the same spot - guess it likes my old carpet!
Finally I got a chance to shoot some dragonflies with my new macro lens.
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