Macro Image of Two Insects - Visual Shots

Hi #Hive friends, wherever you are, how are you this evening? I hope you're all well and able to go about your daily activities as usual without any significant obstacles.

Some time ago, I went hunting again for small insects that often perch on the leaves or twigs of wild plants in gardens or on the sides of roads.

As usual, every hunt I do is always fruitful, although not many, but there are still some insects perched on the wild plants.

However, sometimes I can catch several insects in one hunt, usually in the morning. Once I've found the insects, the most difficult part is getting a good photo, because if I make a mistake, they will fly away.

Like this time, I found a beetle perched on a wild plant leaf. This orange beetle looked relaxed and didn't seem to care when I tried to photograph it several times.

To get the right picture as I want or at least close to what I expect, I really have to be patient in every movement and patient in waiting for the right time to slowly move the Android camera closer to the insect.

I often find this type of beetle on wild plants with this sap. A milky white sap was visible above the beetle's head. Perhaps the sap dripped from a wound on the plant caused by the beetle's bite.

Next, I also found another insect a fruit fly perched on a flower of the same plant where the beetle was perched.

This insect had an attractive coloration, with large orange eyes and a green body.

Perching on a purple flower created a rich, natural-looking image. However, I still had to be very careful if I wanted to capture some images of this fruit fly.