Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Ornate Snipe Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Stinkbug
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Cave Cricket
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Longhorn Beetle
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Tree Hopper
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Earwig
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Crane Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Cicada Exoskeleton
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Snipe Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Four Lined Plant Bug
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Ermine Moth
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Ant Queen
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Plant Hopper
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Milkweed Bug
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Fireflly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Bumble Bee
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Snipe Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Cicada
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Ground Spider
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Ailanthus Webworm Moth
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Carpener Ant Queen
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Hover Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Crane Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Japanese Beetle
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Leaf Footed Bug
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Hover Fly
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Leaf Footed Bug
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
June Bug
Focus Stacked Insect and Spider Macro Photographs
Green Bottle Fly

This is a collection of photographs of common insects and spiders. These macro photos were shot at high magnification levels, ranging from approximately 2x to 8x lifesized. Focus stacking was utilized to preserve image quality while maintaining depth of field. The focus stacking process involves taking several exposures of the subject, moving the camera slightly closer with each. Only a small portion of each exposure is in focus. These separate exposures are then digitally combined, with the sharpest portion of each extracted and combined to make a composite that has great depth of field and sharpness.

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