Here are some random macro pics that I've edited with monochromatic filters for the current round of the #monomad challenge.
Our prairies are commonly inhabited by insects like the skipper's butterfly, robber fly, and Scoliid wasp. According to a friend, the best times to look for macro photography are early in the morning and late in the afternoon as dusk approaches. Because most insects—including the infamously aggressive ones—are stagnant at that time, this is the cause.
To confirm what my comrade had recommended, I then took these pictures yesterday in the late afternoon. And it turned out that my friend's hypothesis was actually proven.
