Macro Photography

By: Unknown on 09.04

40 Interesting Examples of Macro Photography

by Bill Jones

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There is nothing quite as refreshing as changing your perspective. When things are rough, sometimes it helps to look at things from another angle simply because you might be surprised at what you find. The same is true with photography; changing your view allows you to capture something in a new light. Cracks, turns, folds, and holes are reborn when you look at them with a new set of eyes.
As you view the following 40 images, embrace the magic of ordinary things. A seashell becomes a swirling castle, a blade of grass stands tall like a soldier, and a tiny insect becomes as big as a dragon. Take advantage of every nook and cranny, for this gives everyday items a touch of mystery.
Glundubh

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Daniel*1977

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Patrick Iven

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Patrick Iven

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Todd Beltz Photography

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Pablin 79

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Pablin 79

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Daniel*1977

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Glundubh

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Patrick Iven

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Flixelpix David

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Bloomgal

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Daniel*1977

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Daniel*1977

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Glundubh

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PPatrick Iven

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Patrick Iven

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Pablin79

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Vincent Nobel

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Patrick Iven

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Julie Rideout

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Patrick Iven

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Ssserpent

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Dbnunley

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Sarosa11

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Jochenvde

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James Drury

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Patrick Iven

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Patrick Iven

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Urban.Photography :-(away with bad wifi)-:

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James Drury

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Shutterdog64

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Krystian_o

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Anuma: Bee-Zee

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Almost a Crayon

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Ssserpent

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Pablin 79

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Apainterinahurry

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Rina B

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Ssserpent