Spider and Daisy
I photographed this spider and daisy in my studio Lightbox using LED lights and my “super macro” lens and the focus stacking technique.
I photographed this spider and daisy in my studio Lightbox using LED lights and my “super macro” lens and the focus stacking technique.
Have you ever wondered what the stinger of a bee, hornet, wasp or mud dauber looks like? Here is a 4.3x magnification of a Mud… Read More »Mud Dauber Stinger
This is an image of a Silver Dwarf Morning-glory bud. I was looking for subjects on my property and spotted this tiny plant.
I was mowing the lawn this week when I spotted a Rain Lily. I meant to photograph it while it was still in its full… Read More »Expired Rain Lily
I planted a vine 9 years ago and each year the vine blooms with giant purple flowers. I never researched what I planted. It turns… Read More »Clematis
I recently walked out of the garage early one morning only to find this very nice specimen. He was so still that I was able… Read More »Fred
There is a pot of begonias in the entry way to the house. I was needing a subject to practice my macro skills and use… Read More »Begonia
The nursery rhyme goes something like “The itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the water spout. Down came the rain and washed the spider out.”, however, this… Read More »Itsy-Bitsy Spider…
Another macro photography example. This one is of pollen and seeds from a Rock Rose, a native plant of Texas. I was actually trying to… Read More »Rock Rose Pollen and Seeds
I found this little creature deceased in my back yard. So, I thought I would give it it’s biggest moment on the world stage..
I was in my photography studio taking pictures of a Purple Horsemint for my Texas Wildflower collection when I spotted this tiny crab spider.