Macro fotografie

When we seek the unknown, we gaze at the stars, imagining all of the wonders they're hiding. But there's a whole universe at our feet, just waiting for explorers. Don Komarechka from Barrie, Ontario, Canada, is one of them. His macro photographic adventures reveal a deeper understanding of how everything works, even the ones we cannot see with our own eyes.

The term “macro photography” is used to describe photography of small objects at larger than life sizes, usually five times or more. While many folks stick to insects and flowers (understandably!) macro photography can be applied to almost anything. Buttons, fabric, water drops, eyes… you name it! Here, we’ll look at 10 beautiful macro photos:…

Amazing but simple macro photography ideas to realize at home and outdoors.

Abstract macro photos are all about pattern and color. From water and oil drops to a CD or cheese grater, get inspired by these abstract macro photography ideas!

Morning dew on a spider web. - Macro photography. STEP RIGHT INTO MY LOVING PARLOUR said the spider to the fly, for mine is a magic diamond web, you can never escape me! some words my own, the actual fable written by Mary Howitt, English Poet, 1700s!

Whether you're photographing insects, jewelry, or flowers, macro photography showcases tiny objects with incredible detail.

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This article will explain what macro photography is and why it is useful to both amateurs and pros, and how you may use it as a photographer. We'll go through different lens types and discuss some of the most common macro lens options. You will learn the difference between Macro and Micro, and I will answer the most common questions regarding this topic.

Click through for a full tutorial exploring Fruit in macro! Getting close up to reveal details of a subject is great fun and if you get a lovely smoothly, fruit salad or jug of sangria at the end… well maybe that’s why fruit macro photography is so popular!