Hello Fascinating Insect Lover..
Looking for insects in the forest is sometimes easy and sometimes difficult, why? We have to admit that the forest is indeed a habitat for insects, but some insect species in the forest are not easy enough for us to photograph, that's why I often miss some good moments when I find insects with a good tangkringan position. but could not take advantage of the opportunity to photograph it perfectly.
This happens due to several factors, and the most common are wind and light. Not to mention the problem of the number of mosquitoes and sometimes ants that bother us, but we can minimize the problem. However, these obstacles to wind and light are natural factors that we cannot avoid.
Because of that maybe some photos that we produce of one insect object may be very few, it could be just one or two photos. This is not a complaint, maybe if you are a professional insect photographer you will feel it. It's different if you just take a photo of the flies around the home :)
And on yesterday's insect hunt I only found a few species of insects that may be familiar, including the dragonfly (Neurothemis fulvia), Butterflies (Yptima huebneri & Jamides celeno, Hoverfly and Robber fly (Asilidae). Here are some photos:
Neurothemis fulvia
Neurothemis fulvia
Jamides celeno
Yptima huebneri
Yptima huebneri
Hoverfly
Hoverfly
Robber Fly
| Camera | Vivo V20 + Macro Lens |
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| Category | Insect Photography |
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |