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Pea family... legumes huge. Thousands of species.

If upside-down it would look like a pea flower.

Cull rates with film were astronomical. For 30 some years I shot Kodachrome, asa 25 / 64, 36 shot rolls. $5.50 a roll and 6.00 bugs to process. $11-12 dollars If I got 10 keepers out of a roll of film I was pretty happy. Digital is so nice.

Especially with macro. the cull rate is high. Chiefly because the dept of field is so narrow.

You're getting pretty good at this macro work. Beautiful. Got to love nature.

Sedges... Carex, Rushes... Juncus. I haven't figured them all out . There's so many species, sub-species and varieties of both IDing any one can be harder than trying to find your car at the economy parking at the airport.

Yeah, the distinction isn't always clear. Damn wetland plants anyway.

Sedges have edges.

I want one

With macro, even with a tripod, the wind will ruin all. But sometimes you get lucky.

looks like a clover of sorts

Well, you sure got it right on that one. Great shot!

That fly is excellent. You stack focusing now?

Good macro-photography requires tons of patience, and never more than in the field. Love your work. I gotta get cracking myself. Bloom is just starting.

I concur

I've heard of them but never have seen one. Beautiful bug.

An unseen world. At the scale you're shooting that's some pretty fine macro. Fine enough to call micro. Stack focusing brings out better depth of field in the micro range. The software that stitches the different fields together is amazing. Love to see your work!

That's pretty darn good macro. Nice.

Cool. Nice vid.

Nice. That spider...