Macro photography unveils a world that often goes unnoticed — the intricate details of life at a miniature scale. A single droplet of water clinging to a leaf, the compound eyes of a housefly, the texture of a butterfly's wing: macro photography turns these overlooked details into the main subject. Picture an ant delicately sipping from a droplet of water, perfectly … [Read more...] about Macro Photography: Capturing the Marvels of Tiny Worlds
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Zombie Fungus rides again!
A female Carolina leafroller cricket, Camptonotus carolinensis, emerged from its lair and exploring leaves at night. I made this image last year in a southern Ohio forest. While these exceptionally long-antennae'd crickets are not rare, they are furtive and secretive. During the day, they hole up within rolled up leaves, hence the name. Come nightfall, they roam about on … [Read more...] about Zombie Fungus rides again!