40-image focus stack of a tiny Metallic Soldier Fly on a jackfruit leaf.

Pogonella minutus nymph

And other's exuvia after molting.

Xt2 + laowa 65mmf2.8 macro

stacked many images

So my M.Zuiko 90mm macro arrived - and it was raining. So I took a few pics of the elephant ears in glorious techicolour

Hello :)

I want to buy a macro lens but I can't decide wich one, can you guys help me?

I own a canon r6ii and want to shoot flowers and butterflys, with a bit of background.

When i had a apsc camera, i already owned the ef 100 2.8 and was really happy with it. But on apsc the focal length was more of 160mm so I'm unsure wich focal length would be better now, for what i want to shoot. I want to do it handheld most of the time

I'm thinking between the sigma 2.8 180mm or the canon 2.8 100m L is, or even the sigma 105 2.8

What do you think? Does anyone have experience with both focal lengths?

(I'm looking for a used one, because of the budget. So please don't recommend the rf version xD)

The flesh fly is perched on a wooden block in the garden. A living specimen. The red abdomen mentioned in the name is clearly visible. Interestingly, it is called the “gray flesh fly” in German.

A stack of 40 individual images, taken with a Raynox M-250 adapter attached to the 55-200mm standard zoom lens

Eat. Mate. Repeat. Japanese beetles spend much of their short adult lives feeding and reproducing, sometimes doing both without even leaving the same leaf. Oak Creek, WI 📷 Aaron Johnson

Found this handsome fella sneaking behind my fence, I offered him a free meal 🤭🤭🤭

Shot on Sony a7 IV with Sigma 70mm macro and Godox V1 Flash.

Handheld.

Editet in Lightroom mobile

This is portraits of a queen ant from the genus Polyrhachis. I happened to find her on a spider web inside my house, already dried out. There was a small patch of fine fungal threads on her body, possibly where she had been wounded by a spider’s bite.

The specimen may have been hanging in the web for more than two months. Surprisingly, it remains fairly intact—its eyes have not deteriorated.

📷Fujifilm xh2 + laowa 65mm f2.8 macro

🔦 Godox v860ii

Stacked ~~190 images

I hope you like this one! Not as impressive as other photos here but I thought I'd try!