Photographers looking to build their very own macro photography studio may be interested in a project featured on the Instructables website which uses an old CD ROM drive as the platform to create an ...

A macro lens is a photographer’s ticket to shooting exotic images without leaving your own backyard — or maybe even your living room. The environment you’ve looked at for years can feel like an ...

In a nutshell, macro photography refers to close-up, magnified images of tiny things. Common examples are images of bugs, in which you can see them in so much detail you can even tell the minuscule ...

Macro photographers that use the Adaptalux studio lighting solution, might be interested in a new stabilising accessory which has been created specifically for the Adaptalux studio and provides a ...

Magazine-quality studio macro shots are gorgeous. Small objects with exquisite detail and perfect lighting. Well, what’s so insane about those photos is that they can be duplicated at high noon with ...

— -- The term "macro photography" confuses many people. It conjures images of large, grandiose photos. In reality, macro shots are closeups of small objects. They're ideal for photographing ...

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KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — On Aug. 2, a class of photography enthusiasts and newcomers will attend a “macro” photography workshop at Norman Camera and then visit the Kalamazoo Nature Center for a photo ...

Macro photography is an immersive experience, both for the photographer and the viewer. Not only does the genre showcase the unseen, exquisite beauty of nature, but also its fragility. However, unlike ...

How to capture high quality close-up and macro photos – tips and advice on depth of field, focus stacking, macro lighting, exposure, and selecting the right camera and lens gear. Shooting close-ups ...

Have you ever tried going out in hot and humid conditions searching for bugs, flowers, or lizards? Do you think that’s erm, perhaps a bit crazy? Well, not for the Macro Photographer. For them, this is ...