The Macrophotography Community is open...

Since a week i've been thinking about starting my own communtiy, and yesterday we made the first steps to get started, today we did an anouncement that you can find here: @hive-15966/a-place-to-learn-and

If you like to watch or to create #macrophotography you are more then welcome to join.

So this morning i did my #wednesdaywalk but due to rain i was forced back inside the house before i was at the end of the street🌧️

After the rain however i went in to the garden to do a little local exploring instead.

tiny snail on my cornus alba shrub

tine waterdrops on a small white rose

back inside on the big screen i spotted a little insect welll hidden under one of the petals

The benefit of making macro pictures after the rain is all thes little waterdrops acting like small lenses as you can see here on a pink anemone petal.

Waterdrops on poppy petal

i spotted seed pots of some weed that i forgot to remove, i need to beter work in gardening it seems.

Then again some wild flowers like this tansy [ Tanacetum vulgare ] provides time after time nice background for garden wildlife

All images are created by me with my Sony A6000 + Laowa Venus 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5x Ultra Macro with 2.5 - 5x magnification + Godox tt685s flashunit and Pringlers diffuser.

Hope to see you soon on :