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And here are some in flight ones. This was high ISO as I stupidly left it in auto ISO.

A few weeks ago I was photographing "long legged flies" and found that using a flash makes them take flight instantly. This caused OOF shots most of the time. So I set myself a challenge, to photograph a long legged fly in flight, if anyone has photographed these before they would know how...

And here is my local Tata lizard at my back gate.

This tiny "skink" lives in my window seal. It only comes out every now and then, I was only able to get this single shot off before he scurried back into his little home. PS I rotated this as he was really facing downwards, one of my friends told me that he was sick of tilting his head when...

Re: spiders Here is a busy spider fixing its web. Look closely, does it look to you guys that he has double fangs on each side.

And here is one of my strange plants.

Windy day here today, so I thought I would have some fun.

Re: spiders Lynx spider with dinner.

Here is my grasshopper after the rain.

Had a nice rain shower yesterday, here is one photo that I like.

Re: spiders Found a new jumping spider in my back yard this is two different spiders. The colours are amazing.

Re: spiders Very talented spider to spin a web like this.

This grasshopper was taken with just the 90mm Macro in my backyard, it was the size of a small dog LOL. No cropping needed.

90mm macro reversed 50mm and BR-2A adaptor. 90mm Macro and reversed 50mm

It is designed to snap on to any lens from 52mm to 67mm (I think) adding it to my 90mm increases the magnification greater than 1:1 maybe 3.5:1 or something (I am no expert) I have a thread where I showed the differences with different lens set ups. This is with just the 90mm macro This is...

Here is a close up of my mates eye...

Re: spiders I am liking this new diffuser set up as its a nice light blend in the eyes.

Full frame macro.

Honey ants (a few mm long) with a grain of sugar.

Thanks mate, more to come. ​Honey Bee's