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#macrophotography

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Marcus Rimpel
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Drôme-Ragwurz und Fliegen-Ragwurz hybridisieren an Standorten mit gemeinsamen Vorkommen recht leicht. Das Ergebnis ist dann eine hohe, schlanke pflanze mit den Merkmalen beider Elternteile. Hier sind sowohl Fliegen-Ragwurz (links), Drôme-Ragwurz als auch die Hybride (Mitte) zusammen zu sehen.

Ophrys x royanensis, Isère, France, April 2022

#natur #nature #naturephotography #macro #makro #macrophotography #makrofotografie #orchid #wildflower
fünf blühende Orchideen im lichten Wald, die zentrale Pflanze im Schärfebereich, umgeben von unscharfen Gräser und im Hintergrund einige Baumstämme
#wildflower
Marcus Rimpel
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In zwei äußerlich nicht unterscheidbaren Arten kommt der Tintenfleck-Weißling in meiner Umgebung vor. Der auch gebräuchliche Name Senf-Weißling passt weniger gut, da die Raupen nicht an Senf oder anderen Kreuzblütlern, sondern an Schmetterlingsblütlern fressen. Dem Falter selbst ist der Name vermutlich herzlich egal.

Tintenfleck-Weißling - Leptidea sinapis/juvernica - Wood White, Mittelbaden, Deutschland, April 2021

#natur #nature #naturephotography #butterfly #butterflyphotography #schmetterling #macro #makro #macrophotography #makrofotografie #wildlife #insect #naturfotografie
aufgeblühte Wiesenschaumkraut-Pflanzen, Blüten im gesamten Bild verteilt, überwiegend unscharf, auf der rechten Seite ein weißer Falter mit geschlossenen Flügeln, im Hintergrund von links orange hereinstrahlende Morgensonne
#naturfotografie
Geoffrey Giebelhaus
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Every once in a while I grab one of my vintage lenses and adapt it to my Fuji, add a combo of extension tubes and head out into the forest to see what small things I can find.

I often search for scenes like this one - a small capped mushroom standing proud on a log. To my joy, I noticed this very tiny slug traversing the log too. For scale, this mushroom is the size of the white of my thumbnail! Tiny!

A small mushroom stands proud on a shattered piece of cedar. The wood is covered heavily in moss, with a small patch removed where the mushroom has started growing. A tiny slug sits just below the mushroom. The mushroom, is the size of the white of my thumbnail, the snail less than the white of the fingernail! The background is blurred, but reveals the shapes of the larger ferns in the background.
#photography#mosstondon#macrophotography
🦅 🪿RKeller Photography🏳️‍🌈
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The highly suggestive, perhaps even erotic, center of an impatiens flower. And that's coming from a gay man🤔.

My technique🖌️ and general philosophy👨‍🏫 of flower photography consists of the following steps.

Step 1:
Aim for the sexy bits 😳

That is all the steps.

Extreme closeup photograph of the center of a white impatiens flower. This variety has white petals covered in tiny reflective patches that give the surface a shimmering appearance with the right light angle. The center is not unlike a woman's labia and vaginal opening with white fused stamens whose white, almost transparent anthers appear like labia surrounding the entrance to the nectar which resembles the vaginal opening.
#PhotoHour#MacroHour#macro
Erik Gauger
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Cuban Green Anole, Playa Ancon, #Cuba. While photographing on this peninsula, it was very hot and humid, and I couldn't find anywhere selling water, or any water fountains, so I decided to venture out without water (something I will never do again). When I returned to the village of Playa Ancon, at the base of the peninsula, I found a vendor selling orange sodas and downed three in a few minutes. One of my best memories of quenching thirst. #macrophotography

This photo captures a close-up of a Cuban green anole (Anolis porcatus) in Playa Ancón, Cuba. The lizard's intricate scales shimmer in hues of green and yellow, with a striking gradient effect on its elongated snout. Its eye, a mesmerizing blend of black and turquoise, is sharply focused, exuding an intense yet calm gaze. The anole is perched on a green succulent-like plant, with sharp spines protruding near its resting place. The background is a soft, blurred golden hue, from warm sunlight, contrasting beautifully with the reptile’s vivid coloration.
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