Macro Photography Picture Thread

[Scott H Murray]

Macro's-1-2 by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

Midgie by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

D60_2121-2 by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

And I am proud of this one as it features in a coin stamp tent collection for Australia Post. There are only a limited number being made.

http://shop.auspost.com.au/product/...rm:leichhardt&tracking=|searchterm:leichhardt


Leichardt Grasshopper by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[graynomad]

Very nice Scott, and good to see some more Aussie material. One day I'll get a shot of those Leichardt hoppers.

 

[n4585k]

Stunning work, absolutely beautiful!

 

[Scott H Murray]

Very nice Scott, and good to see some more Aussie material. One day I'll get a shot of those Leichardt hoppers.

They are just 'down the road' from me so I am lucky

I am glad you like my photos, I will share some more if you guys like.

 

[Scott H Murray]

Paper wasp, these little buggers are very protective of their nest and do not mind attacking anyone or anything. This one attacked my DIY diffuser after a few shots.


SHM_2049 by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

Green tree ant, just love these little buggers but are also quite aggressive.


Green Tree Ant by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

My favourite subjects would have to be jumping spiders.


Jumping spider portrait. by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

They have so much character.


SHM_6062 by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[Scott H Murray]

I guess I am the only macro geek here...

So here are a few more.

Untitled by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

All taken today in the heat of the day, no wonder they were hiding.

 

[Scott H Murray]

Whoops the double up should have been

by Scott H Murray, on Flickr

 

[workerdrone]

Here's a dragonfly laying eggs in the water - they swoop down and do this in the blink of an eye -

 

[Scott H Murray]

Here's a dragonfly laying eggs in the water - they swoop down and do this in the blink of an eye -

Great shot, they are very hard to get.