All taken with the Laowa 15mm:
http://orionmystery.blogspot.my/2016/05/laowa-15mm-wide-angle-macro-lens.htmlBig cicada, Tacua speciosa?, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tacua speciosa_MG_3433 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Twin-spotted Flying Frog (Rhacophorus bipunctatus) in amplexus, montane forest of Pahang, Malaysia.
Rhacophorus bipunctatus_MG_4017 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Rhacophorus bipunctatus_MG_4023 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Green-eyed Gecko / Large Forest Gecko (Gekko smithii). About 6.5 inches from snout to vent. Not the largest I have ever seen. Negeri Sembilan, Peninsula Malaysia.
Gekko smithii_MG_3467 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Juvenile
Gekko smithii_MG_3470 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Kuhl's Flying Gecko (Ptychozoon kuhli). Basically, it has cute smile, cute feet, cute tail, cute gliding web, cute everything! Selangor, Malaysia.
Ptychozoon kuhli_MG_4133 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Ptychozoon kuhli_MG_4137 copy by
Kurt (Orionmystery) G, on Flickr
Once again, as always, unbelievable images. The first image, the cicada took my breath, and I did not get it back until after the last shot. I so enjoy your images.
Thanks, please keep sharing. You seem to be in a location filled with wonderful subjects for your special talent. Good luck.
Another great set, I love the flying frog images.
Your lighting is absolutely superb, especially image #1.
Fantastic. Love the setting created by the laowa.
The cicada shot is outstanding-magnificent. The flying gecko is the cutest thing ever. Just when I think I've seen it all you do another post and it's full of new and interesting things!
Thanks for looking and commenting, UXOEOD, Brenda, Rick, Douglass, Allen, Carol. Much appreciated.
Great shots as usual Kurt but, if I may ask, what lighting, if any , are you using?
Wow !!! Thank you for sharing Shang
Another beautifully shot series Kurt!!!!!!
Wow, fantastic images! The Laowa 15mm is a fascinating lens, but I think I would find using a manual focus and manual aperture lens too frustrating. I use manual focus occasionally on inanimate subjects, but have had no luck at all trying to manually focus on a living subject, much less having to deal with manual aperture at the same time. Kudos to you, Kurt! I've just subscribed to your Flickr site.
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