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Amberlie's indoor swim sesion
Amberlie reached out for a session. We discussed a few looks including a swim look. I wanted to change it up by shoot the swim look indoors. I like the way it turned out. I hope you do as well.
Tiffany in Backroads and Boots
An ongoing series of mine, Backroads and Boots.
From Portugal
LE from praia da Ursa, Portugal and Porto Moniz, Madeira
First time
First time this young lady posed and worked in studio. Just finished her Masters degree and is now pursuing her PhD.
A few shots from Germany
Just a few interesting details walking around a couple of towns in Germany. In the second one, I was just captured by the setting sunlight in an alley.
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Nice of them to pose for you. :)
It's not too long ago (at least for me) that macro shots like these would have been extraordinarily difficult and required equipment beyond the reach of ordinary photographers. When I tried it back in the day I used an extension bellows and had to get so close I scared the little guys into flight mode. Digital quality and newer lens designs incorporating macro capabilities make it easier to get good shots. Even I can occasionally get a good one. Maybe not as good as yours.
This is a Spotted Lanternfly caught in a spider's web outside my kitchen window..
There is so much beauty in the insect world… we are so dull in comparison.
I would have been tempted to help the little guy or gal out of the web.
Actually, the Spotted Lanternfly is a recent invasive species from China that has been expected to devastate certain regionally important agricultural sectors. There seem to be fewer than there were in the last few years (just my impression), so maybe they have been found to be delicious by birds or some other insect predator.