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had this wee spider pay a visit to the garden, i think it is a Cucumber spider.Pix taken with Olympus 60mm 2.8 with flash.

I found this in the garden , i think it is a spider with a parasitic wasp grub attached .Nature can be cruel at times.

we have just found our first caterpillar of the year in the garden .Hope its not brought some of his friends along for a munch.Pix taken with olympus 60mm 2.8 macro with flash

Found this fly in the garden this morning, looks like it was eating another wee fly.Pic taken with 60mm 2.8 macro with flash.

we also had a number of really small spiders on the Ivy leaves.It looked like they were basking in the sun.

Hi Trevor, thanks for the help, I have found it.When you go into settings it gives the colour as RGB with numbers.Once i sussed this out i got it to green.

Looking for some help. I have a em1 Mkiii, I want the focus point to be more visible before I press the shutter button. If it only appears after half-pressing the shutter button, it's too late and I have to move the focus point and focus again.).At the moment it is light grey and hard to see.

Godox V350o and Cygnustech macro diffuser

I have just got myself a E-M1-mkiii, and love it. Coming over from Canon , and i like the lower weight.These pix were taken of a wee tree Bumble bee that landed on my arm.Managed to take pix with camera in one hand and bee on the other.Used Olympus 60mm 2.8 with Godox flash.

Nearly caught a in flight pic :ROFLMAO:

Found 2 of these in my garden this morning, are they Harlequin ladybirds.Pix taken with Olympus 60mm macro with flash.

I have a Profoto A1 for my Canon set up, with a remote.I now have a Olympus camera and was wondering if i bought a Olympus remote for off camera work, would it work ?

Found a couple of these flies on my Ivy plants in the garden.Has anyone no what they are.Pix taken with 60mm 2.8 macro lens with flash.

Found this wee spider, it was really small.Managed to catch it when it was on a 50p coin.

That's what they could be then.They were just under 1/2 inch