Chalcidid Wasp and Lesson Learn From Taking Macro Pics | 10% Beneficiary to shy-fox

Hello all beauty lovers! Today's post is going to be about some fresh shots of black wasp, a tiny species that often hang out around the plant, on the little stalk, and under the leaves. Since it was regarded as a very little insect, I had to take it with an extreme macro lens so I could perceive the bigger look of it. This species of wasp comes from a subfamily of chalcidid wasps Haltichellinae. It was a quite active insect and to take its photos, I had to wait for some time until it was really calm as I could be able to catch it while it's moving with an extreme macro lens. This lens requires a careful approach if we wanted to get detailed pictures, shake and wind may cause serious problems of the results. Taking a very little subject challenged me to hold my breath, avoid the shake, and even sometimes I was disappointed with the subjects where after I really deal with the focus, they escape, or the wind came unexpectedly. These challenges finally teach me something that if you want to get better results you must work hard with steady circumstances and always learn from the mistake you have ever made.

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Camera	Smartphone Xiaomi
Category	Insect Photography
Lens	Extreme Lensbong Macro/Modified Macro lens