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Here is another diffuser set up using plain old A4 laminating pouch. Nice and flexible and smaller than my first diffuser. Seems to work ok. This was taken with this setup. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Excellent photos. I guess the diffuser is helping a little bit... I am out at work but brought my camera, unfortunately I don't have a laptop with me so here is a photo of the screen on my D800e lol I have another week of snapping some photos after work and look forward to posting them when I...

I am considering getting this lens for my macro work. Has anyone used it or does anyone have one and are currently using it? Nikon 200mm f/4D ED-IF AF Micro Nikkor

Unknown fly.

Long legged fly.

Portrait of a Damsel fly.

A fly on a bush in the back yard. 90mm Macro and Raynox DCR-250

Re: spiders Testing out my new combo, 90mm Tamron and Raynox DCR-250. ​This little jumping spider decided to pose for me.

Today arrived the Raynox DCR-250 so I removed the reversed 50mm 1.4D and tried it out. As you can see the Raynox does get you a lot closer and the quality is still the same its also easier to manage than having a 50mm Reversed on the end, auto focus still works if you want it, but I tend to...

I think my bugs in the backyard are trying to communicate with me....

A baby grasshopper, 7 images focus stacked, handheld night time. Only using 90mm Tamron and LED ring light, On board flash with diffuser.

My boy Zeus watching me edit photos.

This is how I cut it to go on the lens. I like how it curves forward over the front if the lens.

With just flash. Exact same settings. ISO 100 f/11 1/320sec With homemade diffuser. ​

Ta-Ta Lizard or Gilberts Dragon, they are called tata as when the ground is hot they can be seen holding a foot up and waving it to cool it down. This resembles a wave saying goodbye or TATA ;)

This is my current setup. And yes that's a stubby holder joining my 90mm tamron and reversed 50mm 1.4D.

And a single shot Damsel fly.

Here is a Robber Fly, it compromises of 21 images.

Here is a handheld focussed stacked Robber Fly, it was around 21 images and once layered in PS CC equalled 4.2GB of photos. My iMac handled this with ease. Am going to use my tripod next of he is still there ;) (edit) tried the tripod but could not get it set up with out "bumping" the robber...

Close up of ballpoint pen ​iPhone broken screen ​ ​Apple scented candle flame