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A peacock butterfly sitting on stinging nettles, ready to take off. European butterfly having reddish-brown wings each marked with a purple eyespot. Also called Aglais io, European Peacock.

Close-up of a jumping spider with intricate details of its hairy legs and large, reflective eyes, positioned against a dark background. Jumping spiders have excellent vision due to their... Read more...

This image shows a white crab spider, a small, camouflaged predator often found on flowers. Pictured is such a crab spider feasting on a bee. Despite its size, this spider is a skilled hunter, using... Read more...

This image shows a white crab spider, a small, camouflaged predator often found on flowers. With its crab-like legs, it patiently waits to ambush unsuspecting insects. Despite its size, this spider... Read more...

A lizard sitting on a wooden table, being a good boy for the camera. Image 1 of 3.

A lizard sitting on a wooden table, being a good boy for the camera. Image 2 of 3.

A lizard sitting on a wooden table, being a good boy for the camera. Image 3 of 3.

A green lacewing fly, photographed on a white background. Taken with a flash, and a diffuser. Green lacewings are insects in the large family Chrysopidae of the order Neuroptera. Image 1 of 3.

A green lacewing fly, photographed on a white background. Taken with a flash, and a diffuser. Green lacewings are insects in the large family Chrysopidae of the order Neuroptera. Image 2 of 3.

A green lacewing fly, photographed on a white background. Taken with a flash, and a diffuser. Green lacewings are insects in the large family Chrysopidae of the order Neuroptera. Image 3 of 3.

A dead bee resting on a wooden table, with visible pollen covering its eyes, close up. There's not much in focus, but I think the fluffy hairs make up for it. Image 1 of 2.

A dead bee resting on a wooden table, with visible pollen covering its eyes. Image 2 of 2.

A close crop of an individual ant on floor tiles. It was running pretty quickly, difficult to catch.

The close-up face of a young nosferatu spider, also called skull spider, outside.

A grey house moth sitting on a white wall, seeking the big, bright light.

A wasp having a feast at salmon leftovers. For some reason, I took it without enough light, so I had to push it in post.

A ladybug walking on stone tiles. You can clearly see it's tiny head, which is not so apparent when looking at it without magnification. Taken ad hoc with a napkin as a flash diffuser.

A grasshopper tightly holding onto a leaf of grass. The focus is not perfect, but I think it's pretty nonetheless.

A detailed shot of a garden spiders abdomen. In reality, it looks very flat, but up-close a lot of tiny hairs show up. Taken without a flash. Image 1 of 3.

A lucky shot of a local garden spider producing spiderweb strings. Image 2 of 3.

A garden spiders face, looking straight into the camera. Image 3 of 3.

Here you see a minstrel bug, sitting on a leaf, keenly observing the lens. This little fellas scientific name is graphosoma italicum. To get both of his eyes in focus, I had to stack two photos.

Some species of ants "milk" sugery secrets from certain types of aphids.

Two fruit flies enjoying on a lemon. This image was taken with a 65mm lens extender. Image 1 of 2.

A fruit fly sitting on a lemon, looking right at the lens. This image was taken with a 65mm lens extender. Image 2 of 2.

A green dragonfly holding still for a quick photo.

A thistle flower, very close up. Image 1 of 2.

A thistle flower. Image 2 of 2.

A big house fly sitting on a blade of grass, close-up. Image 1 of 2.

A big house fly sitting on a blade of grass. Image 2 of 2.

A sea turtle spotted while scuba diving in the red sea, marsa alam, egypt. Since I only take my phone with me when diving, the image quality is not great.

A local scuba guide, in the red sea, marsa alam, egypt. Since I only take my phone with me when diving, the image quality is not great.

Wooden stairs leading to a boardwalk, serving as an entrance to the water for bathing guests. Since the beach is covered in sharp corals, people can't enter directly. Shot in the red sea, marsa alam,... Read more...

Buildings in the egyptian desert. Shot at the red sea shore, marsa alam, egypt. Since I only take my phone with me when diving, the image quality is not great.