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Posted by mark on May 17 2015 in Insect Photography, Focus Stacking
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Unknown Fly

 

Extreme Macro Photo of a Fly (Diptera)

Extreme Macro Photo of a Fly (Diptera)

Lots of these flies were buzzing around my yard a few days ago, so I caught a couple an dfroze them for studio macro shots. There are two wings and a pair of halteres, which would seem to place this into the order diptera. While I have looked through seveal websites, I have not been able to form an opion beyond that - and I'd rather admit to not being able to identify a subject than to offer a mis-identification. So - it is just a fly. All I care about is the photography, anyhow...

Pentax K-3, reverse mounted F 28mm f2.8, extension tubes. Approximately 3.6x lifesized. Cropped.

Heres a view of the entire insects - any suggestions about ID would be appreciated:

Unknown Fly
Unidentified Fly

Tags: macro photography
This entry was posted by Mark and filed under Insect Photography, Focus Stacking. Tags: macro photography.

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