PhotograClare

The archives for insect

  1. Hanging On

    I love the extra detail that you notice in a photograph that you miss at first glance – in this case the clarity and delicacy of the wings.

  2. Bumblebee

    White Tailed Bumblebee

    Going on a bee identification course gave me the perfect excuse to take some photos of bees (as if I needed such an excuse).

  3. The Fly-4230

    The Fly – 2

    A step closer to getting a good picture of a fly, but there is still room for improvement.

  4. Weevil

    Unnoticed

    Whilst others were looking at owls, I found a rather nice weevil in a farm hedgerow.

  5. Buttercup

    Busy ants.

    I nearly threw this one away, but after a judicious crop the photo grew on me.

  6. Heliophilus Pendulus hoverfly ovipositing

    Natural History Competition

    When judging a natural history photography competition, you should at least have some knowledge about natural history.

  7. Hoverfly on a Cape Daisy

    Homage to My Macro Lens

    Take advantage of seasonal variations in nature whilst they are available to get some final shots of Summer.

  8. Ladybird

    Timing is everything

    Sometimes the desire to get a shot prevents you from seeing and capturing the next one.

  9. The Fly – up close and personal

    As well as presenting photo opportunities which you would miss with a DSLR, a well chosen compact camera can also give some amazing close up results.

  10. Sometimes, it is just about the colour.

    The colour in this picture gives a warmth that almost renders the subject irrelevant.

  11. Painted Lady on Buddleia

    My problem with Macros

    Sometimes there is a temptation to get too close when armed with a macro lens.

  12. Painted Lady Butterfly

    Depth of Field

    Macroshots of insects can look fantastic, but getting everything sharp is a matter of skill, patience and luck.

  13. Flight of the Bumble Bee

    My best ever shot of a bumble bee in flight.

  14. Bumble Bee on Blackberry - Oregon Thornless

    Bee – again

    Another attempt to capture a bee, this time with my macro lens.

  15. Damselfly

    Nature’s Finest

    At this time of year I believe the best thing to do with a camera is to go out and just look at what nature is providing. This was taken in my back garden and started life as a check to see if my new compact flash cards were working – obviously they are. For [...]