Macro photography is a great way to look at parts of our world that we normally don’t pay attention to. In this sense, macro photographers are explorers that expand our worldview, just like travel photographers. Seeing flowers and insects in all their minute details, makes you realize that there’s always more than meets the eye. Part of the fun of macro photography is showing this hidden beauty.
Enjoy this selection of great macro photography from our Flickr group!
Sarah Bourque — garden visitor
Alex Greenshpun — Round and Round
unaisa momoitio — 337#2014/365
Steven Scott — Yellow Petals Dark center
Alex Greenshpun — Tears of a Phoenix
patrickiven — Weevil : walk on the edge (snuitkever)
grazynaphotography — spring tulip…
Anuma Bhattarai — Rocking N Rolling Bee ~ !
Sherri Yezbick-Taylor — Yellow Salsify
Lidija Bondarenko — Blu Flower Macro
Wicaksono Trian Islami — Sharingan..!
Ph0n31x — Journey……….to…other..side……
Amine Fassi — I think he has Repere you … do not move …
patrickiven — macro of Clematis
R Casey — Old friends and new adventures
Anuma Bhattarai — “A little water is a sea to an ant” ~ !
Greg David — Gone are the reds
Wicaksono Trian Islami — Hurdle In Life..
Nate Hughes — Ladybug Pollination
Sherri Yezbick-Taylor — Tiger Longwing
Sherri Yezbick-Taylor — Clematis Star
Alex Greenshpun — Under My Umbrella
Resources on Macro Photography
If you’re inspired by the photos above and want to do some macro photography yourself, be sure to check out these posts from our site:
Macro Photography: Choosing Your Subject
Tips For Macro Photography: The Extreme Close-Up