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Here are some more uncropped samples

Here are some "Super" Macros using my 90mm Tamron Macro lens and a reversed 50mm 1.4D click for larger.

Re: spiders Here is my 1st attempt at a jumping spider with the 90mm Tamron and 50mm 1.4D reversed. Definitely a lot harder to get close to them

And another ant drinking some nectar. Handheld 90mm Tamron & Reversed 50mm 1.4D ISO 400 f/22 ​1/200sec

Here is a very small ant.

Well this is a comparison shot with the 90mm macro and a reversed 50mm 1.4D

Here is a closeup of a flower, there is slight vignetting but other than that and the very shallow DOF the quality is pretty good.

You got me thinking and here is a comparison with my 90mm macro and my 90mm macro and 50mm1.4D held reversed on the end. 90mm macro and 50mm1.4D held reversed (uncropped) 90mm Macro (uncropped)

This one belong nowhere.

Backyard Orchid.

March fly.

7 image stack.

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Well after a 12 hr night shift I packed up all my gear, when the bus arrived to take me to the airport I slung my camera and laptop bag over my shoulder. BANG. My laptop landed on the ground, visibly no damage, opened lid and it started. BUT I went to process some photos after I got home and it...

My iMac has been delayed due to unforseen circumstances, but it should be delivered withing the next 48hrs (apparently). Good news is that I have been at work. Bad news is I am only home for one day and then have a two day course... But then I will have 5 days off to hopefully enjoy it.

Re: spiders And a tiny one, I had to climb into the tree a bit to find this little guy.

Pretty slim pickings tonight...

Re: spiders I missed the focus on the eyes with this one :( but thought he was too cute to not post.

Re: Lets see your Moths & Butterflies Portrait of a moth. 7 images stacked.

7 images stacked, I think I am getting the hang of this. Best viewed large.