Macro photo of a hoverfly
A garden spider against a black background
A bee on a purple flower in Nieuwegein
A faded dandelion
A garden spider with prey caught in its web
A super macro photo of a bee in Huis ter Heide
A ladybird on a branch against a blue sky
A macro photo of a fly caught in the web of a spider
A honey bee in search of nectar
A close-up photo of a bumblebee covered in nectar
A wasp on a yellow flower, end of April in the Netherlands
The close-up of a hoverfly
An azure damselfly in the back garden in Huis ter Heide
Probably a leafcutter bee
Close-up of a Eupeodes luniger (hoverfly)
A common darter
A Red Admiral Butterfly (Vanessa atalanta) in the back garden (Huis ter Heide)
A macro close-up of a little spring spider
A peacock butterfly on purple butterfly bush flowers
A bee collecting pollen on its legs
A spider with prey caught in its web
A green and yellow grasshopper with red wings in the jungle of Calakmul, Mexico
For macro photography, I generally use the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro USM lens. It allows me to take lots of close-up photos of little creatures that live in my back garden. To raise the bar of macro photography, I'm occasionally using the Canon MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5x Macro lens as well.