A few more macro pics

[Ironwood]

A few more that I have just finished processing.
#1 - Cicada


#2 - Adisons House Jumper


#3 - Nymph ?

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#4 - Lynx


#5 - Lynx


#6 - Lynx

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#7


#8

[Grumpy John]

More great shots Brad. The Lynx shots are amazing, you can almost feel the sharp barbs on his legs.

[Ironwood]

Thanks John. Prickly looking characters alright. Pretty much harmless though I think, I have had them jump all over me while taking photos of them and haven't noticed any bites or spikes.

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#9


#10

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#11


#12

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#13 - small flowers


#14 - Moss

[Isac]

I must say Ironwood, you seem to have this down pat. They are all excellent images. I might even try it on some stationary items first to see if my pulse rate increases.

[Isac]

It's a new genre for me so I'm not that confident - but I will give it a crack. I only have one macro lens, the Tamron 60mm f2 Di II. It seems to be pretty sharp especially around the f4-f8 range. It's also a good portrait lens. I'll see what I can come up with. I'm not going to kill bugs just to get images, but If I find a few dead ones then I'll consider them as donors to the cause.

[Grumpy John]

Apparently you can stick 'em in the freezer for a while to "slow them down". It's like catch and release .

[Isac]

I've heard that before but at my age I'd probably think it was a small snack and eat it - YUK!