MEMBERS of Wirral Globe Camera Club were up close with nature around the area for this week's themed challenge.
We ask members to submit their favourite photos each week as well as images based on a theme and the latest was close up and macro photography.
The Camera Club is a supportive and friendly group of amateur and professional photographers and as well as submitting photos taken recently, members also take part in regular themed challenges like buildings or water.
You can join 1,566 others in our camera club on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/wirralglobecameraclub
A chilling cricket by Tracey Rennie
A perfect poppy by Gary Beale
An ant harvesting dandelion seeds in Higher Bebington by Heather Gars
A dragonfly at Arrowe Park by Nigel Boots
A splash of colour by Hilary Moore
A bumblebee at Birkenhead Park by Chantelle Fulton
A Bidston spider by Christopher Cureton
Chrysanthemum colour by Richard Bradford
Crocuses and raindrops by Tracey Rennie
Cockle shell close up on New Brighton beach by Kimberley Phillips
Caught in the act by Richard Bradford
Dew drops on dandelion seeds by Intuition Photography
Forget-me-nots by Laura Kennedy
Mushrooms in New Brighton by Frank Hunter
Himalayan musk rose by David Elms
The eyes have it by Trevor Litherland
Spital spider by Julie Longshaw
Raindrops on fresh buds by Matt Calveley
Window frost by David Elms
Water droplet in Neston by Bryony Pierce
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