Macro photography nature

**Macro photography** is also known as close-up photography. Compared to other types of photography, macro photography is quite difficult, because of the nifty equipment, lightning and other techniques involved. However, in the end it comes down to what kind of pictures you want to take and what level of precision you are striving for.

Whether you're photographing insects, jewelry, or flowers, macro photography showcases tiny objects with incredible detail.

Macro Photography

Macro photography has the potential to bring us into a whole new, tiny world. Achievable using a variety of methods, macro and close-up is a fun way to get some really special and unique photographs. We have collected 80 Stunning and Magnificient Examples of Macro Photography for you to enjoy.

Professional advertising and editorial photographer specialising in still life and food. Working in London

To learn macro photography from start to finish, you should begin by reading the tips and techniques in this guide, taught by an award-winning macro photographer exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.

Professional advertising and editorial photographer specialising in still life and food. Working in London

A step-by-step premium guide featuring 156-pages of comprehensive training. Read this guide, and you're guaranteed to take amazing flower photographs.