still enough macro models in the garden.

I'm happy to see that the activity in the macrophotography community is still growing.

People from all arround the globe seem to enjoy the small details that we make vissible with our photography.

Here are some photo's i managed to take over the weekend , but couldn't post earlier.

Heidehommel (Bombus humilis) Brown-banded carder bee

Sony A7II + Laowa 25 mm at 2.5 Magnification ISO 400 apperture f8 shutterspeed 1/200
Heidehommel (Bombus humilis) Brown-banded carder bee

Sony A7II + Laowa 25 mm at 2.5 Magnification ISO 400 apperture f8 shutterspeed 1/200

Zevenstippelig lieveheersbeestje (coccinella septempunctata) seven-spot ladybird on rosemary petal

Sony A7II + Laowa 25 mm at 2.5 Magnification ISO 400 apperture f8 shutterspeed 1/200

Aziatisch lieveheersbeestje ( Harmonia axyridis ) Asian ladybeetle is an invasive species , this one was no exception since i found it in my bedroom 🤣

Sony A7II + Laowa 25 mm at 2.5 Magnification ISO 400 apperture f8 shutterspeed 1/200

and finally also located on the rosemary Chrysolina americana - rosemary beetle - Rozemarijngoudhaantje

Sony A7II + Laowa 25 mm at 2.5 Magnification ISO 400 apperture f8 shutterspeed 1/200

All images are created by me [ @stresskiller ] here in Nijmegen , Holland , with my Sony A7II + Laowa Venus 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5x Ultra Macro with 2.5 - 5x magnification + Godox tt685s flashunit and Pringlers diffuser + Laowa LED ring

Come join us in the macrophotography community,
where you find more of this kind of photography.