A Walk Through History – Photography & Cameras
We wanted to share this wonderful image that we came across earlier this week. If you have not noticed yet, it’s not a macro photo. Nevertheless, it is very impressive image. It provides us...
Category: Macro Photography
Photography Composition – Should you be a “Rule-Breaker”?
We all know that rules, laws and guidelines exist in nearly every aspect of our lives. When you drive your car, you must obey the laws of the road. When the time comes to...
How to Improve Your Creativity for Photography
“I’m just not creative enough!!” This is what we often hear from new macro photographers who get a bit frustrated as they learn to develop their own style and to capture macro photographs that...
Macro Photography Ideas- Thinking Outside the Flower Box
By: Annette Osborn When I walked out my front door this morning, the feeling in the air was undeniable. School had started and a nippy breeze caressed my face. Here in New England, the...
The Importance of Macro Photography Composition
There’s nothing worse than spending hour after hour on your macro photography, only to discover that your final product is anything but “Picture Perfect”. You know that your equipment is up to par. You...
It’s Never Too Late to Learn Photography
By: Christine Stephens Recently, I purchased Adobe Photoshop Elements 11. Post processing is something very new to many of us, so I went onto a few public sites that offered videos on how to...
USGS releases video interview with macro photographer Sam Droege
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...
The Art of Finding & Shooting Macro Photography Subjects
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...
