Glimmers of life behind the lens: shooting green flies and leaf beetles.

Hello friends, how are you today and I hope we are all in good health and can participate in activities smoothly.

One sunny morning, at the edge of the forest near my house, I prepared my camera equipment. Today I plan to capture the beauty of small insects that are often overlooked. Excitedly, I entered the forest and started looking for shooting subjects.

I walked slowly, my eyes keenly observing every leaf and flower around me. Suddenly I saw a striking green glow among the leaves.
"Green fly"! While I point the camera. The green flies seemed busy flying from one leaf to another. Its transparent wings glistened under the sunlight.

I crouched down, holding my breath so as not to disturb the insect. I zoomed in on the macro lens and waited for the right moment. Finally the green fly landed on a bright leaf flower, and I quickly devoted the perfect image. A satisfied smile spread across my face.!

Not far away, on a wide leaf, a dark blue leaf beetle with bla
ck dots was crawling slowly. The beetle looked so elegant with its shiny body as if it were wearing shiny armor.
Carefully bringing my camera closer again. I know getting good photos of leaf beetles in motion isn't easy.

After several attempts, I finally managed to capture the moment when the leaf beetle stopped for a moment, perhaps to rest, I took several photos. Making sure every detail of the beetle is recorded perfectly. At that time I felt I had become one with nature, experiencing extraordinary calm and beauty.

After several hours of photographing, I decided to return home and check the photos. On my cellphone screen, the images of green flies and leaf beetles look so lively and colorful. I smiled broadly, feeling satisfied with the results of today's portrait. I knew that the photos would not only be a documentation of nature's beauty, but also a means of raising awareness of the importance of biodiversity.

Today I learned that true beauty can be found anywhere, even in the form of small insects that we often ignore. With a heart full of gratitude. Ready for the next adventure in a nature that never ends with surprises.

OK hiver friends, those are some pictures that I can show to all my friends. Hopefully these pictures can make you all visible and make beautiful pictures for us to see together. Thank you to all friends who have supported me and encouraged me and so on. see you again in my next post.

Note: I first wrote the article above in Indonesian, which is my own language, then I translated it using English with the help of Goggle.