D70 Macro Images Photo Gallery by David Brewer at pbase.com

D70 Macro Images

In April 2004 I changed imaging systems, from the Olympus Exx series to a Nikon D70. A subsequent purchase of a Sigma 400mm f5.6 APO Macro D provided me with a walk-around telephoto with Macro capabilities; and a working distance of about two meters. These images are made with that camera + lens setup or with a sigma 105mm macro lens.

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aphrodite01.jpg	bumblebee01.jpg	hummingbird moth01.jpg	aphrodite02.jpg
bumblebee02.jpg	bumblebee03.jpg	hummingbird moth02.jpg	hummingbird moth03.jpg
hummingbird moth04.jpg	aphrodite03.jpg	aphrodite04.jpg	monarch01.jpg
tiger n aphrodite01.jpg	home tiger01.jpg	duskywing01.jpg	tiger kisses01.jpg
tiger kisses02.jpg	lw skimmer01.jpg	lw skimmer02.jpg	e black swallowtail.jpg
dragon01.jpg	dragon02.jpg	skipper01.jpg	skipper02.jpg
Arrow-shaped Micrathena.jpg	golden orb spider.jpg	zebra swallowtail.jpg	three skippers.jpg
tiger kisses03.jpg	tiger kisses04.jpg	tiger kisses05.jpg	his majesty01.jpg
his majesty02.jpg	his majesty03.jpg	his majesty04.jpg	black swallowtail01.jpg
black swallowtail02.jpg	black swallowtail03.jpg	long winged skimmer female.jpg	long winged skimmer male.jpg
painted lady01.jpg	tiger swallowtail01.jpg	tiger swallowtail02.jpg	tiger swallowtail21.jpg
tiger swallowtail 20.jpg	gsfritillary.jpg	gsfritillary01.jpg	gsfritillary02.jpg
gsfritillary03.jpg	marbled orb spider.jpg	water lotus.jpg	queen bee01a.jpg
great spangled fritillary01a.jpg	great spangled fritillary02a.jpg	mantid01a.jpg	mantid02a.jpg
monarch0501xa.jpg

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Dan Greenberg		13-Jul-2008 13:51
These are really stunning! I can't believe you found so many great butterflies, bees and so forth - must have taken a lot of work to accumulate these. ~V~

Ashley Hockenberry		23-Dec-2005 21:28
Super gallery

David Brewer		06-Jul-2004 00:18
Peter: Glad you enjoyed this gallery. Late spring and summer is a time that I turn my attention to insects and macro imaging. Most of these images are taken outside the greenhouses on the campus of Southern Illinois University where I teach. The horticulture plots maintained as student labs are a real magnet for instects, particularly butterflies, bees, clearwings, etc. Thanks for the commentary.

Piotr Siejka		04-Jul-2004 18:45
So beautiful...

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