Monomad: Bush Dwellers - Random Macrophotography

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I am a perfectionist. This doesn't mean I'm bragging, but I always like to capture the macro subjects I find at the perfect angles. But sometimes things don't always go as expected because they are living objects that always move as they please, so you can't direct them like a model, and besides, they don't get paid. 馃榿

Here, I'll share some random macro photos. Something I rarely do so far. This is because I did not succeed in capturing them from angles that could be said to be incomplete. Yes, they hurriedly disappeared before I finished. Sometimes you have bad timing.馃槱

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This potter wasp is in such a hurry, like a car stopping for a moment at a gas station and then driving at high speed.

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This common pierrot is an arrogant butterfly. "Sorry, I don't have time to serve an amateur photographer like you!"

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This little one is no less arrogant; she has beautiful wings soaring. But she didn't want to see me at all. Showing her ugly butt. She is known as the derbid planthopper.

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I found a good boy. Yes, he's the only one. He looked at me with respect. He's the grasshopper with the pointy head.


This is another entry I submitted for the daily #monomad challenge.

All of the images here are my own work, taken with a Xiaomi POCO NFC smartphone and an assembled external macro lens.

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