An unknown species of fly.
These are Crane Fly wings I've saved in my collection of insect parts recovered from spider webs (they may or may not be part of an upcoming project).
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Macro Dead Insects
I have been playing around with shooting dead insects using extension tubes, my macro lens and a flash. I've been impressed with the level of detail. Click on the images below to get the full view.
An unknown species of fly.
These are Crane Fly wings I've saved in my collection of insect parts recovered from spider webs (they may or may not be part of an upcoming project).
An unknown species of fly.These are Crane Fly wings I've saved in my collection of insect parts recovered from spider webs (they may or may not be part of an upcoming project).
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WOW i love that last photo of the wings! nice job!
weird, i just took a bunch of pictures of a dead bee the other day
nearly as awsome as this?
http://allen5924.deviantart.com/art/Defined-for-Death-84805861
http://allen5924.deviantart.com/art/Defined-for-Death-Roach-115883095
Hehe,
Enjoy mate.
I like these pictures. Actually I like all your work. My own insect collection is terrifying!
Cool pictures Allen. Your bugs are a lot cleaner than mine!
This some sort of winged ant, probably caught in a spider web on its nuptial flight.silverfish
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