Flowers and other Flora

josephandrews222

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Lovely picture. Nicely done, josephandrews.
Thanks. I literally know nothing about taking pictures of blooms/blossoms/flowers etc. No snark intended: reading (and contributing) to this forum is a nice diversion for yours truly, especially during these pandemic times.

Thanks again.
 
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josephandrews222

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So it started here (two or three posts previous to this one):


...and led to these the next day--

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...(from top-to-bottom): 5D3 + EF 35mm f2 IS for the first two, M6Mk2 + EF-M 28mm macro for the last one; the last two images were not cropped, only downsized

(1) With the help of Google Images for identification purposes, the bug is a tree cricket?

(2) Macro photography on a sunny, windy day with a moving bug as the subject, a subject that seems to sense my presence...is difficult! A few quick tips from those reading this are welcome...
 
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So it started here (two or three posts previous to this one):


...and led to these the next day--

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...(from top-to-bottom): 5D3 + EF 35mm f2 IS for the first two, M6Mk2 + EF-M 28mm macro for the last one; the last two images were not cropped, only downsized

(1) With the help of Google Images for identification purposes, the bug is a tree cricket?

(2) Macro photography on a sunny, windy day with a moving bug as the subject, a subject that seems to sense my presence...is difficult! A few quick tips from those reading this are welcome...
I know I'm very late responding, but the bug looks to me like a nymph of an assassin bug or some other true bug. I thik it is predatory, based on the long mouthparts. Nice photo!
 
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