Foto macro

The term “macro photography” is used to describe photography of small objects at larger than life sizes, usually five times or more. While many folks stick to insects and flowers (understandably!) macro photography can be applied to almost anything. Buttons, fabric, water drops, eyes… you name it! Here, we’ll look at 10 beautiful macro photos:…

Amazing but simple macro photography ideas to realize at home and outdoors.

Follow these macro photography tips and master this photography style in no time. Macro photography has never been so easy.

Even when we’re in nature, it’s easy to forget just how full of life and beauty the surrounding world is—because most of it is too small to see! 20-year-old amateur photographer Sasi Kumar, from India, captures amazing macro shots of insects. And he does it all with a standard photo camera that's on his smartphone.

The HDR trend has come and, for many, gone, but what came of it is the easy-to-digest concept that creating one photograph may actually require several images, then blend them together. For HDR photography it's the need of multiple exposures to compensate for what a digital sensor cannot do on it's own - properly expose both highlights and lowlights in an wide range photograph without sacrifice. With the same concept, focus stacking is also possible. Like HDR, focus stacking comprises of two…

When it comes to photography, it is wrong for people to assume that it is simply a matter of pointing the camera and clicking away. While photography does include that part, it is more than just that. That is why you have many photography experts and enthusiasts rave and rant about different angles, lights, equipment and angles among other things. Each type of photography comes with its own fascinating aspects and has its own rewards and preparations. Take for instance, fabulous full moon…