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jmikephotog.bsky.social
Dew drops on horsetail fern for Macro Monday! #photography #photomacrography #macro #macromonday #fujifilmxt3 #xt3
December 2, 2024 at 8:08 PM
jmikephotog.bsky.social
Dew drops and a delicate winged insect on a horsetail fern for Macro Monday. 06/19/2024. #MacroMonday #photography #PNW #PNWPhotographer #insect #dew #morningdew #wings #horsetailfern #fujifilm #xt3 #photomacrography
February 24, 2025 at 5:35 PM
jmikephotog.bsky.social
A tiny arachnid amongst dew drops on the tip of a horsetail fern for Maco Monday #macromonday #photography #photomacrography #spider #arachnid #macrophoto #xt3 #fujifilm #fujifilmxt3 #water #dewdrops #refraction
Photo shows few drops and a small spider perched on the tip of a horsetail fern.
January 6, 2025 at 6:10 PM
baddaywithacamera.bsky.social
Our yard is starting to come back to life. It's been a long winter. #photography #macro #macrophotography #photomacrography #ladybug
Upsidedown ladybug on a twig.
April 19, 2026 at 9:04 PM
baddaywithacamera.bsky.social
I figured I might as well poke around some more on the OM System Tough TG-7. The focus bracketing works incredibly well. I am so getting snowflake images in a month. #photography #macrophotography #photomacrography #OMSystem #TG7 #focusstacking
November 2, 2025 at 9:14 PM
baddaywithacamera.bsky.social
How big of an #idiot am I? Today I discovered that a camera I have owned for almost two years (OM System Tough TG-7) has a microscope mode. DOH. The good news is that it opens up some possibilities.

#photography #macrophotography #photomacrography #OMSystem #tg7 #gormless
November 2, 2025 at 7:41 PM
kenwnc.bsky.social
As one who enjoys macrophotography/photomacrography, abandoned lots hold a treasure of interesting things and species.🙂
June 12, 2026 at 5:03 PM
thatnoahgrey.bsky.social
Thermonuclear Flower
(for @baddaywithacamera.bsky.social)

#photography #macrophotography #naturephotography #photomacrography #macro #abstract #photosky #art #oc
"Thermonuclear Flower" by Noah Grey. An extreme close-up macro photograph of a vivid purple flower (I *think* it's a type of thistle blossom, but am not 100% certain) with slender filaments tipped with tiny grains of white pollen rise like glowing spires from the base. The shallow depth-of-field of the macro lens gives the filaments what I Dr.-Strangelove-ishly call a "thermonuclear" look, as if they were missiles of pollen being launched from the "radioactive" purple core. This photo is dedicated to my friend Sean McCormick at @baddaywithacamera.bsky.social on his birthday today, for his decades of personal and photographic inspiration to me.
November 4, 2025 at 2:49 PM
dddavi.bsky.social
hi please add me to this as well -- acquisition & analysis of volume EM of brains, mostly. I also have done some high-speed imaging of ciliated protists. And photomacrography. Etc. Thanks!
November 7, 2024 at 2:37 AM
kenwnc.bsky.social
Brown lacewing ~ 1 cm
Photomacrography is but one of a couple of my pastimes
December 29, 2025 at 10:34 AM
peterbraubach.bsky.social
Microbehunter or photomacrography forums are both nice and worth asking even if there is no concrete offer in the buy/sell part. Often people (enthusiasts) have a second or third standing in the corner gathering dust.
December 28, 2024 at 8:31 AM
cyan.pictures
tilt/shift lenses are cool and all but have you heard about variable curvature field lenses?
macro lenses are cool but have you tried an auto-bellows lens or a micro lens?
I also really want that Lens Monocular Converter, it looks so fun
description of the minolta MD 24mm f/2.8 VFC, with a picture on the side. the description reads "This is the world's first lens whose field of sharp focus can be varied continuously at will from concave through flat to convex by simply moving a control ring on the barrel. Thus, even if distances from center and edges of objects to the film plane are too different to be covered by depth of field (particularly at close range and/or large apertures), sharp photos having excellent image quality can be obtained of many subjects by appropriately curving the field. On the other hand, this capability can also be used creatively to deliberately render parts of the subject out of focus, or the lens can be used as a conventional flat-field wideangle. Either way, optimum image quality is assured by the "floating" focusing system and Minolta Achromatic coating incorporating latest techniques." description of the minolta MD auto bellows macro/micro lenses, which showcases the 50/3.5 auto bellows macro, the 100/4 auto bellows macro, the 25/2.5 bellows micro, and the 12.5/2 bellows micro. the description reads "Minolta offers four new bellows lenses for close-up photography and photomacrography. The 12.5mm f/2 Bellows Micro Lens and the 25mm f/2.5 Bellows Micro Lens are coupled to a Minolta bellows via an adaptor; each provides extremely sharp magnification in 8X to 20.5X and 3.2X to 9.3X ranges, respectively. These and two new Auto Bellows Macro Lenses may be used with either the Minolta Auto Bellows Ill or Bellows IV. The 50mm f/3.5 Auto Bellows Macro Lens gives a 0.8X to 3.2X magnification range, while the 100mm f/4 Auto Bellows Macro Lens focuses from infinity to life size (1:1)." page about lens accessories, which showcases the MD teleconverter 2x 300s and 300l, plus the lens/monocular converter. the page reads "Minolta MD 2X Tele Converter 300-L and 300-S These accessories effectively double the focal length of the Minolta lenses they are used with, providing precision with little or no loss of image quality, contrast or color balance. The 300-S is used with lenses of 300mm or shorter focal lengths. The 300-L is used with lenses of 300mm or longer focal lengths. Either can be attached quickly and easily between the lens and the camera body. Lens Monocular Converter The Minolta Lens Monocular Converter has been specially developed for use with Minolta interchangeable lenses. When attached to standard or telephoto lenses, it converts them into high-quality spotting scopes and tele-scopes. It enables highly-magnified views of small subjects when combined with macro lenses, bellows, or close-up accessories"
September 7, 2026 at 9:47 PM
lcranston.bsky.social
Mason bee?

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www.photomacrography.net...To Be a Bee or To Be a Bee Fly? Differentiating Bees from Flies
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April 11, 2025 at 5:46 PM
peterbraubach.bsky.social
Found via the photomacrography forum, which is an excellent resource for technical info regarding these kind of techniques. 2/2

www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewto...
Cover slip / coverslip thickness / correction / effect - www.photomacrography.net
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January 30, 2025 at 9:58 AM
jmikephotog.bsky.social
#photomacrography
February 12, 2025 at 3:47 AM
neilrg.bsky.social
Photomacrography!
April 12, 2026 at 8:06 PM