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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.Lovely picture. Nicely done, josephandrews.
Some of the work of the wife's green thumb...
nice framing with the two blossoms out of focus. This creates some depth.Pink dogwood (with help from Google Image Search!):
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!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...