Macro

More Tiny Critters

Spring is still taking its time, so more searching under leaves and logs for tiny critters. This time at Ramsdown nature reserve and with a new flash set up in an attempt to diffuse the light and retain more detail in the subject, particularly around the eyes.

The set up. Twin flash heads on top of 2 Cokin P hoods that attach to a P holder fitted to the lens, with a folded piece of vellum placed between the twin flash heads and the top of the P holder.

Globular Springtail (Order Symphypleona)

Globular Springtail
Globular Springtail

Olympus OM-D EM-5 DSLR & Zuiko Olympus 38mm Macro F2.8 lens at F16.

Globular Springtail on the edge
Globular Springtail on the edge

Olympus OM-D EM-5 DSLR & Zuiko Olympus 38mm Macro F2.8 lens at F16.

A close up of a male spider

Spider sacs
Spider sacs

Olympus OM-D EM-5 DSLR & Zuiko Olympus 38mm Macro F2.8 lens at F16.

A Black Ant

An ant
An ant

Olympus OM-D EM-5 DSLR & Zuiko Olympus 38mm Macro F2.8 lens at F11.

Lastly an Earwig (Forficula auricularia)

Earwig head side on
Earwig head side on

Olympus OM-D EM-5 DSLR & Zuiko Olympus 38mm Macro F2.8 lens at F16.

Earwig face on
Earwig face on

Olympus OM-D EM-5 DSLR & Zuiko Olympus 38mm Macro F2.8 lens at F16.

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Pete

I have been shooting nature with Olympus digital & Olympus OM camera gear on film since 2004

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