Post your macro photos here

wev · Jul 4, 2014

I've had mornings just like this

wev · Jul 4, 2014

Just-Clayton · Jul 4, 2014

Body surfing??

Just-Clayton · Jul 4, 2014

A 2-fer. Ant and tiny red spider

STM · Jul 4, 2014

Just-Clayton said:
Body surfing??View attachment 99158

Beetle porn?

STM · Jul 4, 2014

It is really amazing the kind of details that are present on things we see by the side of the road every day and take for granted. This is a seed pod for that weed that grows everywhere, buckhorn plantain

wev · Jul 4, 2014

Flies are flies, I'll grant you, but I like the golden iridescence on this species

STM · Jul 5, 2014

wev said:
Flies are flies, I'll grant you, but I like the golden iridescence on this species

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Macrophotography can bring out the most amazing things, even about insects we consider pests!

wev · Jul 5, 2014

wev · Jul 5, 2014

wev · Jul 5, 2014

First one into a new dandelion

wornish · Jul 5, 2014

wev said:
First one into a new dandelion

Superb shot - he is covered in pollen.

wev · Jul 5, 2014

A very tiny wasp (caught by accident)

richnmib · Jul 8, 2014

Some arachnids from the yard

wev · Jul 8, 2014

Okay, I'm stuck -- now, what would MacGyver do?

STM · Jul 8, 2014

fotojack said:
Nikon calls it MACRO, not MICRO.....just so ya know. So it's called 105mm macro.

Actually not. At least through the AIS versions. I haven't kept up with anything more current that that. They were all referred to as Micro-Nikkors. It is actually an incorrect term as "micro" is usually used to denote magnifications 5x or greater, but I guess Nikon had to be different than anyone else.

Marcel · Jul 8, 2014

This picture is not upside down. The bee (or whatever it's name is) was really hanging on the flower on my tomato plant. Sigma 105 with Tamron Tele converter 1.4.