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Grassland Inhabitants

I didn’t go looking for them on purpose. It just turned out to be more interesting than I expected, especially with a 50mm prime lens.

Truth be told, I’m not really fond of sitting in the grass hunting for insects. In my blog, pictures of these tiny creatures have appeared only rarely — if at all, maybe a stray butterfly or two. But last summer, during a walk through the woods, I stumbled upon grasshoppers (and more), and they simply left me no choice. 🦗

Here’s a small series of black-and-white photos dedicated to the little inhabitants of the grass.

There were plenty of grasshoppers, and I took quite a few shots — but, alas, the best angle I managed to catch was their rear ends. 🤷‍

Of course, a butterfly showed up too. But the real surprise in the grass turned out to be a small, quick spider. He darted away pretty fast, but I still managed to snap a couple of frames.

That’s about it — nothing extraordinary. Maybe next time I’ll have better luck.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Bar, Montenegro.
June, 2025.
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for the #monomad challenge by @monochromes
Canon 650D + EF17-40/2.8L USM, EF70-300/4.0-5.6 IS USM, EF50/1.8 STM
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Omg, how good macro Shots
!DIY

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Not quite macro photography, of course... thank you for your comment! 🙂
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Ok, then Close Up photography, many people call these types of photos macro, although I know the difference between Close Up and macro very well, it doesn't matter what we call her, what matters is that she's good.

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Your photos really show the charm of the grassland’s tiny residents. Great shots!

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