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BEAUTY OF MACROPHOTOGRAPHY | SHORE-FLY

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2 years agoSteemit3 min read

Hello Steemian, how are you today...?. I hope today being a gratefull day for you all.

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Today i'm gonna make my routine post about Photography. But before that, i want to say thank you to all Moderators and Members in Beauty of Creativity for supporting me and will try to make a better post as i can.

I'll do the best as i can, and the god will take care of the rest.

Macrophotography of Shore-Fly

On this occasion I'm going to share some pictures of the Shore-Fly I was able to get between the flowering plants and they landed there a lot because they like places covered with flowers and the like. These flies do not live in a dirt and nasty place, they are slightly different from other flies, both characteristic, shape, and color. I think, these flies are very rare and rare flies to be discovered, and a very small size makes them very special.

Shore-Fly Outlooks

Shore-fly is miniscule in size, and near the microscopic size. Compared with another type of fly, it is one of the smallest.
Shore-fly has a very beautiful blue and black shape all over its body. They also have blue and black underside. They have dark brown eyes and a great contrast to their color. Also, they had long, clear wings like most flies, and the colors of wings follow their bodies of blue and black. But with the transparent wing color, one cannot see the color clearly. But overall, this Shore-Fly is look so Beautifull.

Difficult to take them Photo

All kinds of flies are very sensitive animals, they would very easily be threatened. When that happens, they're gonna be flying really fast in a few seconds, and that leaves us losing track of him for a long time. These insects are good fliers, which is why it is very difficult to get their photos at very close range.
However, with maximum effort and great caution, I was able to get some pictures of them and share them in a post this time. So, let's check them out below.

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