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Stunning Macro Photographs of Insects Glowing in the Morning Dew

 

A Close-up View of Insects by David Chambon

Copyrighted by David Chambon http://amolife.com/image/animals/amazing-insects-macro-photos-by-david-chambo...

The Eagleman Stag and Deepstaria enigmatica {a cnidarian}

"If you repeat the word 'fly' for long enough it sounds like you're saying 'life'. This is of no help to Peter. His answers lie in the brain of a beetle."


"The Eagleman Stag is the 2011 BAFTA award winning Royal College of Art thesis film of director / writer MIKEY PLEASE. It's mostly made out of some strange white stuff, found in the back of a stress cushion. Mikey worked with his brother BENEDICT PLEASE who composed the soundtrack and score, as well as the vocal talents of cult actor DAVID CANN who lends his voice here to Peter Eagleman."

 

Deepstaria enigmatica {a cnidarian}

Touch

by Twomeows [ Malaysian photographer Lee Peiling ]

 

The Largest Moths in the World ~ Attacus atlas

Meet the world's largest moth, known as Attacus or Atlas, with its astonishing 25cm or one foot wingspan

 

Photos Of Insects by Ilya Lutsker

"Ilya Lutsker is an optician who is now busy with development of a system of optical inspection. That is why his photos of insects are worth seeing."

 

Diamond Weevil’s Rainbow Really Is Diamond

"Like a gem-studded overcoat, the diamond weevil’s jet-black wings are covered by pits filled with sparkling, rainbow-colored scales.

Researchers have studied these “diamonds” since the weevil’s discovery in the early 19th century but, until recently, no one knew know how the scales reflected so much light."

via wired.com

 

"Artist"

by Ondrej Pakan
much more via 500px.com

 

Before Mothra ~Tophats and Mandibles


Terrible Attack by a Larva of the Puss-Moth at Covent Garden.”

 

"The Strand Magazine ran an alarming feature in 1910: “If Insects Were Bigger.” The editors inserted photographs of ordinary English insects into contemporary Edwardian street scenes, with pretty terrifying results. “What a terrible calamity, what a stupefying circumstance, if mosquitoes were the size of camels, and a herd of wild slugs the size of elephants invaded our gardens and had to be shot with rifles!”"

see more via futilitycloset.com

 

Macro Insect Photography by Dmitry Monastyrsky

via englishrussia.com