It seems all my photography lately has been in macro mode. I guess because I'm near sighted, looking at things very closely is just natural to me.
The first photo below is my entry for
blogging from bolivia's Macro Friday.
The rest are just for fun. Hope you enjoy!
This Eastern Pondhawk was really posing for me.
Above is a Common Buckeye Butterfly.
Here is another Buckeye with a Black-and-yellow Garden Spider. I know I posted a similar photo in B&W, but I like this one better.
This is an action shot, the ant was really moving!
What could be better than a Black-eyed Susan and a discarded Cicada skin?
Above and below is the lovely Hyancinth Bean Vine.
Stinkerbaby up close and personal.
Have a great weekend!
-Susan
The first photo below is my entry for
blogging from bolivia's Macro Friday.
The rest are just for fun. Hope you enjoy!
This Eastern Pondhawk was really posing for me.
Above is a Common Buckeye Butterfly.
Here is another Buckeye with a Black-and-yellow Garden Spider. I know I posted a similar photo in B&W, but I like this one better.
This is an action shot, the ant was really moving!
What could be better than a Black-eyed Susan and a discarded Cicada skin?
Above and below is the lovely Hyancinth Bean Vine.
Stinkerbaby up close and personal.Have a great weekend!
-Susan
GRATE photos. Love the butterfly one.
ReplyDeleteNice shots! I think my favorite is the butterfly one - beautiful capture!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so wonderful! The dragonfly shots are really cool :) Have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing captures - absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing macro shots! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Love the colors in them!
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful photos...you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone! It's nice to have an audience besides my hubby!
ReplyDeleteawesome shots!!!!
ReplyDeletewow...amazing shots! I've yet to even find a butterfly to photograph.....and I've been looking! I think it's been too hot for them in my neck of the woods!
ReplyDeleteSusan your shots are all wonderful - loved seeing that little "skin" that was left behind. We don't have those little insects in our parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteMommy2Four,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words!
It's been in the upper 90's to 101 or so lately. No creatures are active in the middle of the day lately!
leavesnbloom,
Thanks for the compliment!
I'd still love to visit Scotland, even without cicadas!
Such wonderful photos!!!! I haven't yet found a dragonfly that would sit still long enough for me to capture!
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