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Thanks guys. Always controversial doing B&W with insects for some reason. Glad you like them.

It's always nice to get them so close that you can observe them properly with your eyes rather than through the camera!

Good shots. It looks like a harlequin ladybird larvae, an invasive species in the UK.

Great detail and lighting!

That green dragontail is great!

Some B&W Dragonfly images for you. Interested to see if people think they work in B&W. What do you think? More text and images on my blog post: Black and White Dragons. Please like my facebook page if you enjoyed my images. Thanks! And one in colour:

Identical to mine! http://robinhoskyns.wordpress.com/2014/03/12/diy-plamp-for-under-5/ I find it takes a while to get it set up as the wire tends to ping back a little but not bad for the price!

Thanks guys, glad you enjoyed them.

The last one is nice but the light is a bit harsh in the rest. I know they can be difficult to get though especially with a tripod on overcast days!

Agree with the first being the best, nice and soft with great composition.

Great shots!

Nothing to criticise in this shot to be honest! Focus is good, the darkish background works well, looks natural and isn't totally black. I struggle getting images to look as natural as this. Well done.

Must of had quite a few misses to get these! Amazing results.

A few more on my blog: http://robinhoskyns.wordpress.com/2014/06/02/from-the-garden/ Thanks for looking!

Hi, I just posted a new review of the 120-300mm f/2.8 "S" on my blog Here's a link: Sigma 120-300mm "S" Review I have owned the previous version for well over a year now and borrowed the new version to see how it compares. Also I've posted some example shots with both 1.4x and 2x...