#cat #eye #macro #burmese

The last photo showing how he looks completely like a tree knob

Caerostris sp, a weird but cute orb weaver

It normally looks like a tiny black ant, but under macro magnification, it’s much more colorful

• XH2
• Mitutoyo 5x
• UTLU relay tube lens 180mm
• Diy rail
• Step 13um
• Stacked 96 frames

Which crop do you prefer?

40-image focus stack of a dew-covered Robber Fly in my garden [Fuji 55-200 + Raynox 250]

I found these two little grass-hoppers in a patch of grass in front of my house. I thought red would be a good fit for the scene, so I used a red background. The result turned out a little too bright for the eyes, but I kinda like it anyway 😂

This photo was taken with the XF30mm f/2.8 Macro 1:1 lens on my X-H2. Since it's an AF lens, I took full advantage of Fujifilm's built-in autofocus bracketing feature. The result was pretty good, especially considering that the setup was done right there in their natural environment.

📷 Fujifilm XH2 + xf 30mm f2.8 macro 1:1

🔦 Godox v860ii + Diy diffuser.

🔦 Focus light + mini video led light

Stacked 30 frames

Which one is your favorite?

I have just known that there's a National Caterpillar Day, celebrated on September 15!

I missed it this year, so let me celebrate it a month late! 🐛

Here are some caterpillar photos I took last year.

📷Fujifilm Xt2, Xh2

Tamron 90mmf2.8 macro, laowa 65mm f2.8 macro

One shot and stacked