Macrophotography Episyrphus balteatus insects

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Good evening fascinating-insects friends are back with me tonight, and I want to share flower flies
Their insects are often seen hovering in the flowers, and these have already matured from many species eating nectar and pollen, and like me when I found this insect fly, which was standing on a wildflower, and I tried to pick it up with focus, and took Focusing pictures may be very difficult if we take pictures of the bees, which have wings, just a little swaying our hands in hunting insects, so it is very difficult to get beautiful pictures, so when I take pictures of insects I have to hold my breath, so that my macro camera not sway.

and below I will upload some pictures of flower flies Insects that have a bright, yellowish color, which are still standing on a small log.

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here are some of the beauty of the episyrphus balteatus insects standing on small logs, and I have also taken with various styles, especially on the head, although a bit side by side, and also on the back, and hopefully some of these pictures can bring beauty in macrophotography I.

Photo TakenOPPO A52020camera macro Mega pixxel
CategoryMacrophotography Episyrphus balteatus insects
LocationNorth - Indonesia
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