Mostly Drosophila-centric. Some of the species we have kept in the lab, quite a lot of fieldwork that we have done around the world. And some just to embarrass people..
Most of the Drosophila photos were taken in the lab with a 28mm prime lens reverse-mounted on extension tubes. More recent ones (and those taken outside) used a Canon MP-E 65mm Macro lens
If you want to see some good pictures of Drosophila, take a look at Nicolas Gompel's photos, this guide to the drosophilids of the midwest and north east USA, or those in the Diptera info album.
To have a look at some drosophila doing their thing in the wild, take a look at these videos are amazing
Licensing
The fly images can be freely used for academic and non-commercial purposes (such as academic talks and teaching), on the condition that the source is suitably acknowledged.
Drosophila in the wild
High resolution (focus-stacked) Drosophila in the lab
Low resolution (reverse mounted or unstacked MPE65) Drosophila in the lab
Fieldwork
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