Radu, welcome aboard! Your images are individually very nice, but you've raised an awkward point: Hope you dont find this spammy I assume you've overlooked this snippet from the Posting Guidelines : The image posting limit for all Image Galleries is six (6) images during the course of one (1) calen...

Very nice series. :) Are you having trouble with identifications? Well... yes and no. I have no trainign at all in enthomology or arachnology, but I do ask for IDs in a Facebook group and over time I've learned to recognize some of the more common local species. Terrific pictures! The mating long j...

Brilliant stuff!

Fascinating photos. Thanks for the wonderfull write-up.

Beautiful work!

Great work. I especially like the first one.

Wonderful!

Hope you enjoy. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50995024453_fbcb5fc9b3_b.jpg 2020-06-06__DSC01213_web by Radu Dumitrescu , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50995723011_278bd5f0a7_b.jpg 2020-09-20__DSC09182_web by Radu Dumitrescu , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/509957...

Hope you dont find this spammy and I hope you enjoy them. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50995720271_9cffcfd1f2_b.jpg DSC04536__2020-06-25_web by Radu Dumitrescu , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50995720461_931e5cee20_b.jpg DSC04333__2020-06-25_web by Radu Dumitrescu , on Flickr ...

Great shots!

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That is exceptionally nice! What machine would provide handheld stacks of a subject hanging in the breeze?

No machine, just a bean bag and moment with no breeze

Excellent shot.

Would you mind explaining how you use the bean bag?

Beautiful shots.

Surely one of my (if not the) favourite shots ever, a tiny jumping spider in the palm of my hand.

DSC09577 by Radu Dumitrescu, on Flickr

rjlittlefield wrote:A lovely image!

Do you happen to know for sure what the flower is? It reminds me of common yarrow (Achillea millefolium).

--Rik

Sorry, I don't know what flower that is, but if memory serves, it is the one you mentioned.

One of my very first macro photos, from 2018 when I just got into it, and still one of my better shots.

Hope you enjoy.

The Common Green Lacewing, Chrysoperla carnea by Radu Dumitrescu, on Flickr