Macro photography is close-up photography. The classical definition is that the image projected is close to the same size as the subject.Whats great about macro photography is the detail it provides which cannot be seen with the naked eye. This is achieved by using a special lens (macro lenses) which only focuses on a specific area.
In this post, InspirationPad looks at a showcase of 35 fantastic macro photographs from various sources. If you enjoyed any of the photographs displayed below, please visit the original photographer and leave a comment.
Dew Drop
Peacock
Banded Demoiselle
Protected
Ice
Grass Drops
Spiral Time
Fly Bubble Gum
Gears
Face To Face
Sea Mist
Hoverfly
Her Majesty
Explosion
Spider
Anacridium aegyptium-larva
Mask Rider
Hover
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Finally Droplet
Insect
Ripples Of Colour
Lost
Dignified
Jenn’s Eye
Good Morning
Butterfly
Coccinella undecimpunctata
Rain Tears
The Last Warrior
Wish You Were Here
Anolida Lizard
Dragonfly
Mr. Attitude!
Magdalena
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Macro shots are full of win! I appreciate the subjects closer than how they actually look like.
Good tutorial.There are lot of new things to learn for me.Thanks
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Thought this blog was really accessible and easy to use! Really liked the photos and I can learn alot from them! Thanks alot.
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