Photographer Lee Pei Ling has captured a series of tiny insect world images right in the back garden of his own house.
The series of tiny insect worlds, named the Life of the Insect, were captured by Lee Pei Ling, 38, in Malaysia.
She took plants, flowers, water and light as the foundation for long insects only a few millimeters in length. Under the lens, they act like humans.
Talking about the process of taking photos, Ms. Lee said: 'Since the idea, I have to create a background, look at the light and wait for the insects. Each photo has to wait 4 hours to take. Especially taking ants, it is very difficult. It took me 3 years to finish the photo set. '
