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Macro insect belongs to the most complicated types of shooting, since the objects are very mobile. Most photographers advocates for natural pictures, and immobilization of insect centerfold using chemicals or glue, and even more so killing them for the sake of the image is considered to be a violation of professional ethics. Therefore, the masters of macro insects have to lay out a lot of money for a powerful professional photographic equipment.

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Drops of dew covered spider possession Belarusian





Moth species "Makroglossum stellatarum" regales the contents of the flower in the US state of Wyoming



Small beetle passenger placed "window" on the left wing dragonflies inhabiting Wisconsin



Wasp species "Vespula vulgaris" eats slices of ham in a neighborhood of Berlin



Lemon Butterfly, or Satopsilia pomona f. crocale sucks the nectar of flowers in the reserve of Hong Kong



Spider Chinese mountain husband rocks at the tip sheet



Butterfly species "Peacock Eye" or papilio bianor sucking nectar of flowers in the reserve of Hong Kong



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