r/macrophotography • u/Potential-Tough69 • 13h ago
Photographing ice is much harder then expected
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Om1, 90mm macro
r/macrophotography • u/EthanHydePhotography • 9h ago
West Coast lady, wings open on a yellow wildflower
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r/macrophotography • u/RosyRebel333 • 18h ago
I’ve never seen a bee that is so fuzzy!
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r/macrophotography • u/Choice-Chain-2488 • 15h ago
LORD OF THE MOSS FOREST 🕷️
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LORD OF THE MOSS FOREST 🕷️
Does this forest belong to him?
Or is he merely a fragile soul putting on a fierce face?
#MacroPhotography #OrbWeaver #SpiderPhotography #TinyWorld #NaturePhotography #miKeyroFeeling
r/macrophotography • u/BarelyEvilGenius • 3h ago
Moss shot on iPhone 7 with Mpow 20X clip on marco lens.
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r/macrophotography • u/kietbulll • 1d ago
A Wandering Violin Mantis (Gongylus gongylodes)
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r/macrophotography • u/Extension-Rub-5306 • 1d ago
I’ve entered the world of focus stacking
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Any recommendations?
r/macrophotography • u/LoudTomatoes • 21h ago
Stomorhina subapicalis and dead Banded Sugar Ant seen in Australia
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r/macrophotography • u/TwiztedZero • 23h ago
The Greater Angle-wing Katydid - My door stoop, Mississauga, Ontario. CANADA
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An extreme close-up completely detaches the insect from reality, turning it into an abstract, alien-like sculpture. A pulled-back shot, however, introduces environmental context. Seeing that vibrant green leaf-mimic sitting on a harsh, silver metal door threshold or a white painted frame creates an instant "brain spark" for the viewer. It grounds the creature in a recognizable human environment, making the image feel like an authentic, real-world encounter rather than a textbook illustration.
r/macrophotography • u/incircles36 • 1d ago
Mantis
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Caught some shots of this very large, invasive Chinese Mantis camped on our green beans last week.
r/macrophotography • u/Mikusayshutthefuckup • 4h ago
Aquariums and iPhone clip on lenses
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Does anyone here take macro photos of aquarium inhabitants? Specifically small invertebrates like snails and shrimp. I’m brand new to the world of macro photography, and want to know how to get good photos of my pets! I have a clip on lens for my iPhone but struggle to get it to focus, and the resolution just isn’t there without it. Are clip on lenses enough, or do I need to invest in a better camera? (First photo is with the lens, the second is just my iPhone camera)
r/macrophotography • u/MengBV1007 • 1d ago
These are the two beautiful spiders I just bought.
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r/macrophotography • u/Automatic-Bird-6895 • 1d ago
"House Fly"
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I bet you never stopped to take a closelook at a normal house fly! Just look at those eyes...
r/macrophotography • u/chubachu • 1d ago
Euonymus Moth
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I was on a bug walk on my street, the one I’ve lived on for 8 years, and had never seen these before. It’s wild what shows up when you’re suddenly paying attention.
r/macrophotography • u/Choice-Chain-2488 • 1d ago
THE EIGHT-EYED KNIGHT 🕷️
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THE EIGHT-EYED KNIGHT 🕷️
A tiny fellow, perched upon a scrap of wood, watching the world through eight eyes.
Who knows? Perhaps he's watching the world. Or perhaps the world is watching him.
#JumpingSpider #MacroPhotography #NaturePhotography #FocusStacking #TinyWorld
r/macrophotography • u/Cuudihoang • 1d ago
Jade spider (Siler semiglaucus) - a Colorfull spider
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Siler semiglaucus, (Simon, 1901)
Feeling lucky to capture this colorful jumping spider enjoying a tiny queen ant on a pink azalea flower!
- Fujifilm Xh2 + laowa 65mmf2.8 macro
- Godox v860ii + diy diffuser
- Stacked 30 frames