macro

How often you are using tripod when shooting macro ? Do you use expensive tripod, or any tripod does the job?

This insect is commonly known as "giant mosquito", but it is not related to those nasty guys. Stack of 113 images in Helicon Focus, method C 4X magnification Laowa Ultra Macro 35mm lens Automated rail, step 30 um 1/125, ISO 100, f/2.8 Homemade diffusers, 2 flashes.

Hi. Has anyone tried micro photography at all ? I heard that is very difficult and requires expensive equipment as well.

Bee minding her own bussines

A beetle (don't know the specie). Stack of 101 images in Helicon Focus (method C) f/2.8 ISO 100, 1/125 Post-processed in Photoshop. Two flashes triggered remotely, homemade diffusers. Wemacro automated rail Steps abt 40um

Hi everyone, just interesting, what subjects you will shoot during the winter, as outside will be cold , and maybe snow in some countries and you won’t have that chance to shoot insects ? I was thinking about jewelleries, and other home small products, even ice or water drops.

mold fungus on an old trunk, photographed with the 7 d Canon and the MPE-65 Canon!

I very happy how this photo turned out😄

Hello, My name is Mantas and I'm in to photography. Thank you for inviting me to this group. I'm allways looking for new info about taking photos and improving skillset. Macro photography is one of rhe things that I'm addicted to. Recently I started to build more and improve my macro set up...

Striking Asian paper wasp early morning and a little sleepy otherwise rather aggressive insects.

Female Knobbled Orb weaver in web, New Zealand.

Hi all ! Did you keep your FIRST macro picture ? The 1 ? When i bought my Sigma 105 mm 2.8 macro i tried it and i keep the first shot ^^ here it it, a flower on my balcony. Funny to share it and see what you got :p