Show Us Your Macro Photography

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  1. Kathy Beachy

    I was walking up a path through the woods one evening and saw this beautiful flower.

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  2. John

    Grape hyacinths in my wife’s garden, a delight this year. A year ago she went through chemotherapy so neither of us could enjoy them.

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  3. Rich Kolb

    I bought my camera as an early birthday present a year ago. Always wanted to get into shooting Macro. Found this little shell with what appears to be a fossilized worm on a shell on the beach in Georgetown SC. One of my first attempts at Macro. Still a lot to learn but enjoying the process.

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  4. Tim Anderson

    I was in the backyard watering the flowers when I noticed this little insect flittering about some of them, I ran inside to grab the camera and snapped a few quick images, Happy about the results considering it was handheld, it felt like it knew I was taking his picture because he seemed to linger for 1-2 minutes

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  5. NANCY

    This beautiful flower grows on a vine that is attached to my parents mailbox. I happened to glance down one day at one of the flowers and this colorful beetle bug was on it.

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  6. Diana W Hayes

    Please excuse the 2 typos. The period after ‘my own’ should not be and bloom needs and ‘s’.

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  7. Diana W Hayes

    A recurring theme of mine in macro is the contrast of delicate blooms against hard stone wherever found.

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  8. Elena Nasyrova

    I’m currently in a learning mode as a photographer but I definitely want to be a professional.

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  9. Len Romanick

    I feel that proper identification of subjects is important in nature photography, especially macro. I work hard at this but still make mistakes! This is not a bee, but a long-legged fly. A quick tell is the size and placement of the eyes and especially the very small non-segmented antennae.

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  10. furlong.keith

    I love macro photography and especially of plants and bees. Because of lockdown most of my photographs have been taken in my own back garden, which I have really enjoyed. I am really impressed with the macro photographs on show. Brilliant.

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  11. Scott

    I have always wanted to get a shot of these seeds so I had a chance one Sunday morning the light was hitting them just right.

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  12. Peter Waddell

    I am an amateur photographer that want to improve my skills. I would like to get to professional status.

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  13. BRUCE

    Beautifully detailed and composed. It seems you kept wonderful color from the rose. Each droplet is a crystal ball. Very nice.

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