Tamron 90mm + Raynox DCR-250

Reverse Rodagon WA 40mm on bellows.

5.5X magnification with Otamat101 20mm f2.8 microfilm lens. Continuous lighting with 2 Ikea Jansjö led lamps I think Pentax K-x curtain vibration caused some detail loss.

Componon-S 80mm View large 4000px

Componon-S 80mm View large 4000px

I tried to shot a bee. I was late but the result is not bad

A tiny one. View large 2048px Actually it was just on top of the grass, like an eagle on its nest. But while i was attaching a clamp to the grass to prevent swinging in the wind, it scared the spider, and it changed position. Natural light field stack. Componon-S 50mm, 35 images used.

Tamron 90mm + Raynox DCR-250, handheld with flash and annoying highlights.

This is the most fascinating mantis i have ever seen. Tamron 90mm + Raynox DCR-250

M12 CCTV lens

Tamron 90mm ~ 0.5X 50 frames at f7.1, 4s exposure + 4 frames at f13, 15s exposure Actually it's not the body, just the exoskeleton. Thanks to my friend Sefa Kaya for sending this to me. I've had some worrries about such long exposures. Pentax K-x has serious vibration problems. But mirror locking with 3s delay time seems to make a good job. Vew original size: Original image

She is becoming an expert :)

January 1st, 2014 Natural light field stack under a light rain. Not much species around.

Dorsal and wing joint details. Edmund Optics Plan Apo 10X microscope lens, 300 images stacked. View large 4000px

Classical Japanese design! :) It's name should be "kawasaki", "suzuki" or something like that

View large 2048px Componon-S 80mm, Natural light, 18 images stacked.

M12 CCTV lens

Early morning shot Tamron 90mm + Raynox DCR-250