u/DSpaints

Hello all,

I am a macro photographer located about a mile from Penn’s campus in center city. My focus is time-lapses of Sundews (carnivorous plant) eating various insects, I have tons on my Reddit page if you click on my profile and my Instagram is @terrariums.yt if you wanna see for yourself.

Hammerhead worms are a highly invasive species to Pennsylvania and I am seeking one or more to film timelapses of. They can be pretty easily found by looking around under rocks but I never have the time to get out into nature and look for myself.

If any of you guys are bored and feel like digging around in the woods for one of these hit me up and I can trade you free sundews in exchange for a hammerhead worm.

Also I’m not a student here. I feel like that’s important so I might as well mention it.

Was hoping to turn Facebook into a solid form of passive income, but my RPM tanked down to $.01 on all of my videos today. Anyone experience anything similar?

Another spotted lantern fly timelapse! Hope you all enjoy. This is the video I chose as the opening shot for the compilation I posted earlier this week.

Music: Inuyama Gardens by Mandala Dreams

I’ve filmed so many of these I’m almost out of ideas for descriptions. They’re invasive and terrible so I love watching them get smothered.

Check out my YouTube for the full compilation!

Music: Cycles by Lennon Hutton

Spotted Lanternflies (Lycorma Delicatula) vs. Wide Leaf Cape Sundew (Drosera Capensis).

Lanternflies are a terrible invasive species in my area so I’ve been prioritizing them for time-lapses. So far it’s going super well, I just posted a Compilation of a bunch of them on my YouTube channel: @terrariums this morning! Feel free to check it out and let me know if you like it. YouTube link is in my bio too.

Music: Waking up in India by Mandala Dreams

Timelapse I posted on my instagram a few days ago. Figured you’d all enjoy.

Music: Late Call by Andre Aguado

Filmed on Canon EOS SL3 Rebel with Canon 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro Lens

Albino Cape Sundew (Drosera Capensis) devours spotted Lanternfly nymphs (Lycorma delicatula).

These are awesome to make time-lapses of because of how invasive and destructive they are. They kill a lot of important crops and old growth trees in my area and the government is always telling us to kill as many as we see.

I just published a compilation of these Lanternfly videos on YouTube, channel link is in my bio. Handle: @terrariums

Albino Cape Sundew (Drosera Capensis) devouring a colorful long legged fly from the Dolichopodidae family.

This one has been getting some good traction lately so I figured I’d share. I love the dreamy colors.

Music: Blossom by Lewaks

Filmed on Canon EOS SL3 Rebel with Canon 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro Lens

Spotted Lanternfly Nymphs (Lycorma Delicatula) vs. Cape Sundew (Drosera Capensis).

Spotted Lanternflies are a highly invasive and destructive species in my part of North America. While they’re still tiny I’ll be doing my part by filming tons of time-lapses of them getting eaten by my plants for your entertainment.

Check out my YouTube if you want to see the 4k desktop version. Link is bio!

Filmed on Canon EOS SL3 with Canon f/2.8L IS USM 100mm Macro Lens

Music: Mindscape by Lennon Hutton

You might have seen this trending on the front page yesterday. It is my original video so I wanted to post it here before someone else does.