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#macrophotography

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Erik Gauger

Cuban Green Anole, Playa Ancon, #Cuba. While photographing on this peninsula, it was very hot and humid, and I couldn't find anywhere selling water, or any water fountains, so I decided to venture out without water (something I will never do again). When I returned to the village of Playa Ancon, at the base of the peninsula, I found a vendor selling orange sodas and downed three in a few minutes. One of my best memories of quenching thirst. #macrophotography

This photo captures a close-up of a Cuban green anole (Anolis porcatus) in Playa Ancón, Cuba. The lizard's intricate scales shimmer in hues of green and yellow, with a striking gradient effect on its elongated snout. Its eye, a mesmerizing blend of black and turquoise, is sharply focused, exuding an intense yet calm gaze. The anole is perched on a green succulent-like plant, with sharp spines protruding near its resting place. The background is a soft, blurred golden hue, from warm sunlight, contrasting beautifully with the reptile’s vivid coloration.
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Mike Edwards

I've never seen these wasp/hornet nests up close before, but I don't think I realized how fibrous its construction was. I sort of assumed it'd just be chewed up pulp mashed together, but you can really see distinct plant fiber strands in this one

It's been freaking out my family, so I'll probably toss it out now that I feel like I've documented it properly

Close up of the fiber construction of a wasp or hornet's nest
#insects#photography#nature
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Mike Edwards

Welp, Seoul is having its famous late winter bad AQI days, so today is... indoor macro photography day!

I found this abandoned wasp or hornet nest built up against our porch window. It popped right off. I'd tried to do a photogrammetry project with it, but it didn't cooperate. So close up macro shots are the next best thing.

If the species seems obvious to you, let me know for sure

Empty wasp or hornet's nest with many chambers. Lots of fibrous paper walls on narrow tubes
#insects#photography#nature
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Kristīne - macro photography
The Golden Trio 💛 I had a goal during this photo walk - to find unique sceneries of Winter aconites and other Spring flowers I have already photographed in the previous photo walk. I decided to go for compositions with more than one flower in the scene. These three small yellow blooms stood out so well against all the rest and became my photo model 🥰⁠
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I'm enjoying the focus bracketing feature on my Sony a7 IV. When combined with the FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS lens, I can get so much detail in these small Spring flowers by combining the photos through focus stacking ✨

Want to learn how to photograph and edit focus stacks even if your camera doesn't support them? Check out my Patreon - I've shared a collection of posts from video tutorials to tips and tricks 🫶🏻

This photo is a focus stack from 34 photos using the following settings: 1/400s, f/2.8, ISO 100. Taken on 02.03.2025.

#macrophotography #snowdrops #naturephotography #macro #bokeh #spring #Summer #springphotography #photography #flowers #flowerphotography #firstflowers #white #earlyflowers #macroflowers #fineartphotography #garden #sonyalpha #winteraconites
#winteraconites
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