This update is little later than always, because I had exam (fingers crossed).
Today I want to show you few of my photos with flying insects. It's very hard to keep its sharpeness and usually only one from 10-20 photos (of one object of course) is good enough to publish, so you must be very patience to make macro photographies of this little bastards. But trying and trying again is worth of final effect. Here we go:
Bee (or something very similar):
Red-tailed bumblebee (Bombus lapidarius):
Six-spot Burnet (Zygaena filipendulae):
Burnet once again, running away, but I like this photo:
Tomorrow or at Sunday I will show you how to make diffuser dedicated for compact camera, somebody asked if I could do that ;)
I liked the first, it must be a bee relative :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery good! It must take a lot of patience to capture such quick moving insects. You might enjoy my photo blog too, stop by and say hi!
ReplyDeleteyour pictures are always amazing!!! good job!
ReplyDeleteloved the pics, so much detail in here
ReplyDeleteI like the bee. Good work.
ReplyDeleteWow, i've never seen a Six-spot Burnet, it's really photogenic :))
ReplyDeletethe bee picture is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteLol I love the last picture hes all ninja liek.
ReplyDeleteeww why did you have to photograph bugs =x
ReplyDeleteOh sure, the look cute now. But when they're stinging you, they suck.
ReplyDeletesome insects freak me out like bumble bees. but the rest are cool, too
ReplyDeletebeautiful nature
ReplyDeleteThe red tailed bumblebee is my favorite. These are really impressive pictures, you should look into doing these for a publication.
ReplyDeleteVerry nice pictures! Verry professional and artistic.
ReplyDeleteawesome blog mate
ReplyDeletenice pictures!!!
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I like that Red-Tailed bumblebee. I've never seen one like that.
ReplyDeleteDo you know if it stings harder than a regular bumblebee?
beautiful pictures bro!
ReplyDeletegood work keep it up
ReplyDeleteAgain some awesome macro pictures
ReplyDeletei hate bugs but it is neat to see them up close.
ReplyDeleteInsects make me shiver. Great pictures though!
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Just think what you can do with a real, DSLR camera.
ReplyDeleteGood look with your exams. if you are still on it
ReplyDeletenice shots, looking forward to your post on making a diffuser.
ReplyDeleteBEEES!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Can't wait for the tips and tricks...
Nice photos there!
ReplyDeletenice shots. how does it come that you know all the names of the "bugs"?
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the detail you're getting with the insects. I think it shows how much the human eye really misses.
ReplyDeleteLOVING THE CANDID PHOTO! Amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and good job in copy writing them as well.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos, as always.
ReplyDeletethat six pot looks god-tier.
ReplyDeleteRed tailed bumble bee? Never seen one before :) Australian bee's are much different. They don't sting and are much smaller.
ReplyDeletei always love seeing your updates, keep taking these!
ReplyDeletenature is beautifull
ReplyDeleteThe first two pictures are really good, I love bees and those who are not bees but close.
ReplyDeletenice pictures, but it sucks having a phobia of bees
ReplyDeletebees freak me out.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, and I hope you do well in your exam!
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Once again, great macro pics
ReplyDeletebeautiful man
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