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As you may remember, we recently shared a post with you where the US Geological Survey (USGS) released hundreds of high resolution macro photos of bees and other insects as part of the lab’s...
Written By: Robert Lewis In macro photography, it is not unusual for people to be fixated on finding and shooting macro photography subjects that are unique. The pursuit for the holy grail subject will...
Do you remember the old American Express commercials? They used to tell us all the importance of never leaving home without our American Express cards. While you really don’t need that card on hand...
To fix any problem, one must first understand it. This statement holds true whether it is a problem in life or an issue in photography. This post will help you to understand how you...
In macro photography, it is quite common to use Live View to help us achieve photos that are sharp and in focus. Most DSLR cameras nowadays have Live View capabilities. The live view feature...
If you love macro photography and you do not have access to a garden or a luscious forest near you, then this video by John Koerner is for you. It is a great macro photography...
Today, it is a privilege and an honor to introduce you to Adam Hicks, an avid macro photographer and more importantly, the inventor of the highly successful Easy-Macro lens. With over 35,000 units produced...
When you are out in the field taking photo of your macro photography subject, it is always important to approach your subject with care and respect. It is important to know that you are...
