Insect Nymph - triptych by Leeco
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Nikon 7900 pocket camera - hand held image.
I have noticed over the last few weeks, that I seem to be finding way more little bugs than big ones; and I mean little, lol.
I have found that they are exponentially more difficult to capture than their bigger relatives but I have decided to post a series of them despite the fact that some of these images are not among my best captures. They are however, among my smallest subjects, lol.
For the next 7 days, all the critters I post images of, are between 3 and 4 mm (or about 1/8 inch) in length or girth. I hope some find them interesting.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (12)
Very interesting! I look forward to your upcoming series. It is amazing the shots you get and the critters you seem to find.
That's a tiny little critter for sure, nice macronized!!!
By golly, by gosh! Lee, these are unbelieveable! The clarity is amazing for something so very small...in fact its good for anything of any size. I can't imagine seeing this in its real size. I bet you can't see any of what you have captured here! Stellar shots!
Brilliant! I spent ages trying catch a sharp shot of a green spider this small yesterday and failed completely. It seems unperturbed enough to be cleaning it's antenna, amazing.
Some pretty fascinating images here. I'm looking forward to seeing more tiny critters in this series.
Brilliant macro.
Fantastic Macro...bravissima!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Fantastic collage!!
Cor how tiny lol excellent macro shots he's so colourful
outstanding macro work
Not your best images maybe, but I bet the FBI could identify you from your finger prints. Lol. Very interesting little critter, I like his colour, I wonder what he will be when he grows up? Or is he already grown up? Whatever the world of little critters is an amazing place, and you have a knack of getting into their world Lee. A superb triptych, I look forward to your series with glee. Superb work. Bravo!!!!!
So tiny and bright! Great macro capture. Bunny