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Professional photography Mike Moat shares his tips about getting started with Macro Photography

Yep, it's a kiwi. Shot for a local contest theme "green". Strobist stuff: 580exII with Omnibounce, fired through wax paper, 1/16th power

All you need to work these Macro Photography Ideas At Home is, look around and you will have tons of things to start your photography skills.

The term macro is used very loosely and tends to mean any photographic situation where you get close to the subject. Real macro photography is where you are working around 1:1 ratio and closer thereby giving an image on film that is equal in size or lar

Jaw-dropping captures of water and oil droplets by Norwegian photographer Heidi Westum. You can buy her art prints here. More photography inspiration Visit her website

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.

How to take abstract macro photographs. What equipment you'll need, tips on lighting, and ideas on good subjects for macro abstracts.

All you need to work these Macro Photography Ideas At Home is, look around and you will have tons of things to start your photography skills.

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:…