I will often miss some frames when focus stacking. But that can be fixed later on with a photo editor (like Photoshop or Gimp). The cloning and healing tools will take care of them.

Very good pictures. I would not have guessed about the first hairstreak picture.

Well done!

Very good!

Still, it's beautiful work! That reminds me that I really need to get back to more photography of aquatic insects.

Interesting! So drawing from recollections about fish anatomy, the solid blue object near the upper part of the first figure would be spinal cord, with a ring of vertebrae just below. Fish gonads are way forward in the body -- near the thoracic region, and I guess those are the large paired blue mas...

Agreed! You can really play around with the lighting on these things and get some nice effects.

Interesting. Are there scales on the claws, or are the toe pads proximal to the tips of the toes?

Very nice! It looks like a good action shot.

A fine set! Looking forward to seeing more. I really like that harvestman picture.

Nicely done! I know how you feel. I've been scrounging in the basement for house spiders, and winter has barely started!

I was thinking an injury, resulting in loss of hydraulic pressure, but dehydration seems very reasonable. I can't make out the ID, other than either a running crab spider, or perhaps a huntsman.

A nice picture!

Wow, that is all very well done!