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68 Responses to “Show Us Your Macro Photography”
Jim Williams
Taken with Tamron 180mm 1:1 macro, 20 image focus stack, photo was done at night while on vacation in Kentucky on the Ohio river. Watched him catch his prey and waited till he climbed into the rafter of the gazebo.
James Chappell
This is one of the most beautiful flower photos I've ever seen.
Mark
This is brilliant! I'm still laughing.
Juli Thomas
I really love this photo! Great point of view and you made mushrooms mesmerizing!
Donna Ludwig
Love Is Beautiful.
Michael Quire
My apologies. It is 75mm, not 54.
Jamie Carey
Sorry I should have checked photos before I posted the comment apperantly only one photo of the 5 I had selected got uploaded.
Jamie Carey
Here are some Dandelion photos I did last year. The purists may be a little upset with the way they are presented. These were taken using a Samsung Galaxy A53, Colored LED lights and water droplets. It was a fun project many photos were taken and it took some experimentation to get things right.
Kay
Love close up shots.
Jean-Pierre CHARBONNEL
Crocus in the garden
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Taken with Tamron 180mm 1:1 macro, 20 image focus stack, photo was done at night while on vacation in Kentucky on the Ohio river. Watched him catch his prey and waited till he climbed into the rafter of the gazebo.
This is one of the most beautiful flower photos I've ever seen.
This is brilliant! I'm still laughing.
I really love this photo! Great point of view and you made mushrooms mesmerizing!
Love Is Beautiful.
My apologies. It is 75mm, not 54.
Sorry I should have checked photos before I posted the comment apperantly only one photo of the 5 I had selected got uploaded.
Here are some Dandelion photos I did last year. The purists may be a little upset with the way they are presented. These were taken using a Samsung Galaxy A53, Colored LED lights and water droplets. It was a fun project many photos were taken and it took some experimentation to get things right.
Love close up shots.
Crocus in the garden