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Photo of the DayCredit: Rick KeeneyGhost FlowersWhile it might not seem like it at first, this is a macro shot. The vase...
06/11/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Rick Keeney

Ghost Flowers

While it might not seem like it at first, this is a macro shot. The vase is less than 2" tall. Was shot with a Sony A7RV and the Sony 100mm GM macro lens. It is a composite of 2 images. One taken with the flowers and one shot without. The two images were then combined in Photoshop to remove the flowers from the vase leaving the shadow.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Alli RuusMy HomeI took this image back in December the day I got my macro 100mm. I was just wond...
06/04/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Alli Ruus

My Home

I took this image back in December the day I got my macro 100mm. I was just wondering around my yard taking pictures of random subjects. I loved the way the light was hitting this empty vase on my back porch. I did a simple edit, mainly decreasing shadows and increasing temp, texture and clarity.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Lori A. CroninOxford, GAMeanwhile, somewhere deep in the garden, Sir Slime-a-Lot, (a globe snail...
05/21/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Lori A. Cronin

Oxford, GA

Meanwhile, somewhere deep in the garden, Sir Slime-a-Lot, (a globe snail) was making his daring 3-hour journey across the rocky terrain in search of snacks and absolutely no responsibilities.
With his tiny eyestalks on full alert and his deluxe spiral camper strapped to his back, he inched along like the ruler of the backyard kingdom. Honestly, the confidence this little guy has while moving at the speed of cold molasses is inspiring. I?d say he was in a hurry? but we all know that would be a stretch.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Dail FryeSmyrna, GAThis Black-horned Green Lacewing appeared on the glass back door of my home j...
05/15/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Dail Frye

Smyrna, GA

This Black-horned Green Lacewing appeared on the glass back door of my home just after dark. I spend a lot of time watching the small visitors that gather around my doors and windows at night, but this one stopped me immediately ? the vivid green body, translucent wings, and impossibly delicate antennae looked almost unreal once viewed up close.

The image was photographed handheld with an iPhone 13 using a macro setup and edited in Lightroom Mobile. I wanted to preserve the softness and natural glow of the scene while allowing the fine wing detail and luminous green tones to stand out.

Black-horned Green Lacewings are native to Georgia and are considered highly beneficial insects, with larvae often called ?aphid lions? because they prey on garden pests. Moments like this are a reminder that an entire hidden world exists just outside our doors if we slow down enough to notice it.

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