A Snail walks on a dead log covered with fungus releasing spores. This fungus was an active releaser of spores, which means it released spores continuously without any external stimulant. Snails mostly feed on this fungus as there were quite a few of them roaming on this dead log. These fungal spores, when lit up with an intense light from a certain angle, produce such amazing colors. I had never observed this before, but when I saw the spectrum of colors with bare eyes just by firing a low intensity flashlight, I was amazed at the vibrancy of it. So I fired an intense flash from the opposite side to bring out the colors and the details in the spores

Macro photography

This close up shot of a dragonfly is clicked using Canon EOS 200D ii and 55-250mm IS STM LENS

This macro close up shot of a housefly has been clicked using Canon EOS 200D ii by attaching the 55-250 mm IS STM lens using a reverse lens adapter.

This macro close up shot of a jumping spider has been clicked using Canon EOS 200D ii by attaching the 55-250 mm IS STM lens using a reverse lens adapter.

Look my eye

Its difficult to find insects making love.But i waited for so many days and searched so many places to capture this image.But inthe end i finally found in my own garden

Captured this lovely shot on a beautiful morning on canon 100mm macro

Long Nosed Vine Snake