Portrety owadów

This is a stacked image of a robber fly photographed this summer. I encountered it on an early morning macro walk and it was still enough to let me tr...

This is a stacked image of a spined micrathena spider that I photographed on the side of a tree last summer. It was adjacent to its web and gravity wa...

This is a stacked image of a freshly emerged (teneral) damselfly that had yet to develop any color. I encountered it in the spring of 2024 and it was...

Guinea Paper Wasp LIKE A parade of alien life forms, these everyday bugs have been transformed thanks to skilled mug shot-style portrait photograph...

This is a stacked image of a damselfly I encountered on an early morning macro outing this spring. The expression of the damselfly is remarkable, and...

This is a stacked image of a ladybug I found resting during an early morning macro excursion at my loacl park this spring. I was able to bend the plan...

This image is a 63 shot focus bracket of a damselfly in front of a pink background card. I encountered it on an early morning macro hunt in my local p...

This is a stacked image of a resting bumblebee encountered in a patch of wildflowers on an early morning macro outing last fall. I used a matching yel...

This is a stacked image of a buffalo treehopper I encountered this spring. Not my first encounter with one, but one of the first times I was able to c...

This is a stacked image of a European paper was that was found resting inside my screened-in porch this spring. I led a stick under it and was able to...

This is a stacked image of a gnat ogre (small species of robber fly) that I photographed in front of a blue background card this summer. Their complex...

This stacked image of a European hornet queen was taken this past winter on an especially warm day. I took a few series of photos and then let her be...

This image is a 63 frame handheld focus bracket of a living six-spotted tiger beetle. I encountered the beetle on a chilly spring morning while out on...

This is a stacked image of a damselfly I encountered on an early morning macro outing this spring. I placed a yellow card behind it for a more pop art...