The winners of the Macro Art Photo Project have been revealed with first place awarded to a magnificent shot of two mayflies perched atop a poppy. The competition highlights the world of plants and gardens through the lens of macro photography.
German photographer Lizzy Petereit has won this year’s Macro Art Photo Project with a lovely close-up of an Anemone flower. Other celebrated images in the impressive competition include an extraordinary snap of a tiny snout-nosed beetle, and surreal cross-section of a developing fig fruit.
“Museum for Preventive Imagination”: a single exhibition project that will evolve organically until the end of 2022.
Photographer Andre Occenstein of Recife, Brazil, is on a mission to capture new and unusual perspectives of ordinary kitchen objects. His latest series
Can you tell what the translucent object is in the photograph above? It's a single grain of sugar captured in a macro photograph by artist Pyanek, whose
Abstract macro photography is a mesmerizing intersection where the minuscule elements of our world are magnified to reveal their hidden beauty, often
~~Tulip macro by Anne Belmont Photography~~
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Macro photography is often referred to as the art of photographing (often very tiny) subjects up-close – from insects to flowers & plants, to dew drops in the morning or even small typography.
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The Laowa 100mm F2.8 2X Ultra Macro APO is unusual among macro optics for offering a maximum reproduction ratio of 2:1. Check out our gallery to see how it performs.
A photographic project by self-taught composer and photographer Pyanek - Amazing Worlds - reveals details of our everyday lives from a new perspective. Foods and objects are captured with a macro lens which turns them into distinctive images inspiring awe. “It’s an exploration of the details of everyday things we might commonly dismiss.
Until our eyes evolve to be able to see macro, we are stuck with relying on technology. Speaking of which, the IGPOTY competition has announced this year’s winners for the Macro Art photography contest.
I shot this today, feeling inspired by one of the photo themes on G+ titled "#MacroMonday" and I had been thinking for about a week on this. I really don't do much in the way in the way of macro work as I really haven't had the equipment to do it, until now. I have always been inspired by the artwork of Michael Brown (Google "Macro Art In Nature", trust me you will be glad you did!) and have studied his work for a very long time. There is something about the almost romantic impressionism his floral macro photography contains...abstract yet identifiable. Finally I decided to really take the plunge and see what I could do, this is one of the results. I wanted something that showed not your average flower, something that studied the light, color, patterns and textures within the subject. I hope I achieved that and that you like it. ---John Sony a550 Sigma 29-90 Macro Fotodiox Macro lenses Tripod & wireless shutter release About 2.5:1 magnification Follow me and my work on these sites below! Website Photoblog G+ Facebook twitter
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It's time to get small... reeeeaaallllyyyy small. Introducing the Top 10 Macro Photos of 2015!
Sigma just announced the development of the 105mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art and 70mm f/2.8 DG MACRO Art lenses – only the 105mm lens will be available in Nikon F-mount (US pricing not yet available): Sigma 105mm f/1.4 DG HSM | Art lens Optical system delivering unsurpassed F1.4 performance Compatible with full-frame Sony E-mount cameras Compatible with […]
French photographer David Chambon is a master of macro insect photography. An amateur photographer for over 10 years, his goal is to capture the magical
