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An impressive male rhinoceros beetle (60mm long, Augosoma centaurus, Scarabaeidae, Dynastinae) from the dense rain forest of Yangambi (DR Congo, November 2013, light attracted, ethanol preserved). Studio work, staged specimen, focus stack based on 61 images, assembled in Zerene Stacker (Dmap & Pmax), not cropped. Sony A6300, E3.5/30mm macro; ISO-100, f/3.5, 1/125s, natural light and led light.

This is a small Lizard beetle (Promecolanguris sp., Langurinae, Erotylidae) from the miombo forests of Mikembo (DR Congo, Katanga, Lubumbashi area). The adults are elongate with a fairly large pronotum. The larvae of these beetles are wood borers, they can also be found in forest litter or seed stocks. This specimen was collected while sweeping bushes and grasses in savannah woodland (January 2013, preserved in ethanol). Studio stack based on 136 images (ISO100, 1/160sec, f/5.6, diffused…

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Material: HD fine art print on Dibond Series: Anatomia Parvus Prints Edition of 50 As a self-taught artist with a medical background in surgery, bio-engineering and design, he stretches the limits of technical as well as aesthetic potential, applying the precision of a surgeon to fine art. For only with an open mind, free of preconceptions, can one accomplish what initially seemed impossible, and thereby elevate something relatively inconspicuous - or disconcerting even - to the level of…

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Usually when we talk about bugs or insects, we imagine something repulsive and gross, and even scary. Probably more than one of you even has a phobia and can’t stand those little critters. But it might surprise you that there are some bugs that have such interesting forms and colors that you entirely forget they are related to the cockroach living under your sink in your student dormitory.

“he’s so handsome” i bet u are thinking.. that is because he is a Handsome Fungus Beetle! what a gorgeous son o’ mine!