Water droplet.
Seem to be drawn to looking into rain droplets, I find the close up views give a new perspective to the small things we past over looking for the grander view to capture.
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Tag macro
Close up Photography
216/365 shutter release challenge
Stand proud
It’s great when you get a poser like this one. Give you a chance to get a few shots.
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Frog hopper/ Spittle bug
These are common this time of year, it is often referred to has Cuckoo spit has it appears around the same time has the Cuckoo. Its produced by the froghopper nymph which lives by sucking the sap from the plant its on.
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The world through a rain drop.
This was a rain drop on the window. using a 105mm macro’s lens and a set of extension tubes this is the view through it. Always keep an open mind, and try new things.
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216/365 Shutter release challenge
Cinnabar moth.
Tyria jacobaeae
A daylight flying moth.
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Getting a tan
Got this one sunning it’s self on a cherry tree, Took this hand held with the help of a branch to steady the camera.
Thank you branch:)
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Come to my web
Come to my web said the spider to the fly.
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On the wing
Spend ages to get this shot, would have liked it a little sharper but I’ll keep trying.
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Flower of the Common hogweed.
( Heracleum sphondylium)
A close up view of the common hogweed flower head. One of the identifying characteristics is the outer edge of the flower the petals are of unequal size.
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Bug
This fly landed on a white towel and posed for the camera, have to say it was a great model. Nothing annoyed it and I could take my time setting up for the shots. Not a glamour model to some but then how do we look to them.
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George McNeill Photography 
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