However, as busy as I have been I tried my best to squeeze a bit of time for personal shutter therapy session. I figured I have not done any insect macro shooting, so I thought why not do a quick one while I was in Johor last weekend. All images were taken with Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II and M.Zuiko 60mm F2.8 Macro lens, with FL-50R flash. For my full macro shooting technique, I have shared my methodology here (click).
Unfortuately the location I was shooting, Hutan Bandar, was undergoing some construction work (upgrading underground drainage), hence causing much disturbance to the whole park. Consequently I could not find many insects or spiders to shoot. I did however find a few and that was sufficient to scratch the itch I have had to do some insect macro.
nice images.
ReplyDeletehowever, are the images cropped ?
The square images were obviously cropped (native was 4/3 ratio). Other than those, no crops
DeleteBeautiful photograph of the dragonflys.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. Those are actually damselflies.
DeleteGreat macros as usual Robin! The first one really stands out for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bhushan!
DeleteThat's some nice macro work with great lighting, and beautiful colors. Ya gotta love the bugs, especially when they hold still long enough for a nice shot! :-)
ReplyDeleteI am hitting refresh button now...
ReplyDeleteYou know why :)
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