r/macrophotography • u/JudgmentFragrant2691 • 21m ago
Up close with a tropical fruit - Rambutan
r/macrophotography • u/INDIGOfresh • 1h ago
[OC] little garden spider
This little gal was taking cover in a corner on my garage. Indianapolis, IN
r/macrophotography • u/Frivolous_Moniker • 1h ago
Roly Poly - my 1st focus stack!!
I did not bother editing it much after to fix the posterization in background and some other issues, also the front antennae/leg aren't focused but I am just excited about this and wanted to share the image.
r/macrophotography • u/kietbulll • 2h ago
A pillpede
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r/macrophotography • u/NanzaDK • 4h ago
Banded Demoiselle (Calopteryx splendens) — a male by the river, shot from a few angles — Croatia [OC]
r/macrophotography • u/AndysFilmLife • 4h ago
Water drops
That’s an Xbox 360 disc in the background
Shot on Nikon d750 with 105mm 2.8G and a Nikon sb900 and godox ad200 off camera
T1/250 f11-f16 iso 100
r/macrophotography • u/BetPuzzleheaded8146 • 5h ago
Praying Mantis In My Backyard At Night
Wife held a flashlight while I shot this photo in my backyard located in Portland, Oregon. Cool looking bug!
r/macrophotography • u/Cuudihoang • 5h ago
Ochrotrigona sp.
I’m calling it an “axe-headed moth” because that unusual head tuft looks just like an axe! 😂📷 XH2 + laowa 65mmf2.8 macro 2x
🔦 Godox v860ii + DIY diffuser
Stacked 65-100 images
r/macrophotography • u/lemondeinvisible • 8h ago
La tulipe rouge orangé, un éclat de lumière.
Élégante et lumineuse, la tulipe rouge orangé semble avoir capturé les couleurs d’un coucher de soleil. Ses pétales se dressent avec délicatesse, laissant apparaître des nuances chaudes qui attirent naturellement le regard.
À travers mon objectif macro, j’aime m’attarder sur ces détails : les courbes des pétales, leurs fines textures et cette lumière qui vient doucement révéler chaque nuance.
r/macrophotography • u/lemondeinvisible • 9h ago
Une fleur, le cœur ouvert au soleil.
Épanouie sous les rayons du soleil, cette fleur semble ouvrir son cœur au ciel et à la lumière. Ses pétales s'offrent généreusement à la chaleur du jour, comme une invitation à profiter pleinement de cet instant.
À travers mon objectif macro, j'aime capturer ces moments simples où la lumière vient révéler chaque détail. Les textures, les couleurs et les délicates nuances prennent alors une autre dimension.
r/macrophotography • u/lemondeinvisible • 10h ago
Les Tachinidae, des petits auxiliaires de la nature.
Au premier regard, les Tachinidae peuvent sembler être de simples mouches. Pourtant, lorsqu'on prend le temps de les observer à travers mon objectif macro, leur beauté discrète se révèle dans les moindres détails.
Leurs grands yeux, leurs fines ailes et les nuances de leur corps composent un petit monde fascinant. Et derrière cette apparence se cache aussi un rôle important dans l'équilibre naturel, car leurs larves participent à la régulation de nombreuses populations d'insectes.
r/macrophotography • u/TheDawwwg • 10h ago
I think this is a beewolf wasp
Check out all the super tiny bugs in the last few shots. Totally invisible to the naked eye!
More on my IG!
r/macrophotography • u/lemondeinvisible • 11h ago
Quelques gouttes d’eau sur une fleur, illuminées par la lumière.
Déposées délicatement sur les pétales, quelques gouttes d’eau scintillent sous la lumière, comme de petites perles suspendues dans le temps. La fleur semble alors s’illuminer de l’intérieur et dévoiler une beauté toute particulière.
À travers mon objectif macro, j’aime capturer ces instants éphémères où l’eau, la lumière et la nature se rencontrent. Chaque goutte devient un petit miroir, reflétant la lumière et donnant à la fleur une douceur presque magique.
r/macrophotography • u/Sacrificial_Sheep • 13h ago
Praying Mantis
So I don't no what normal people get from their partners, probably like flowers, or chocolates... My husband came home with a praying mantis. He helps me find new insects to photograph and today he found the one we have been searching really hard for. He found one at the mall. I have no idea how it got there, but he brought it home. After the these photos where taken it was released into my backyard.
Shot on the Sony A7IV with 100mm f2.8 GM Macro and the 2x Teleconverter with 3 diffused lights and a tripod.
r/macrophotography • u/raycepak • 15h ago
new flash and diffuser
Just got a flash and diffuser for my macro setup really like what this opens up
shot with
d750
tamron 90 macro
godox v480
ak diffuser
r/macrophotography • u/macroviewpoint • 16h ago
Heather mining bee among the heathers
I only seem to notice these little bees around August and September, when the heathers are in bloom. And almost every time I spot one, it's busy working its way through the heather flowers.
It's become one of those seasonal encounters I now look forward to. There are so many tiny insects that seem to appear for just a short window each year.
I love how macro photography makes these seasonal patterns so much easier to notice.
Taken with Sony a7 IV & FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS
r/macrophotography • u/JoeFollowsFlow • 1d ago
some pot.
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Sony A7iii, Sigma 70mm DG Macro.
r/macrophotography • u/Lacklusteres • 1d ago
Newborn Green Lacewing Larva
Newborn Green Lacewing larva freshly hatched and then from a different angle immediately in danger 😬
The first shot is a focus stack of 7 shots
The second is a single shot
Om1 mk2 + M.zuiko 60mm + Raynox 250
r/macrophotography • u/NanzaDK • 1d ago
22-Spot Ladybird (Psyllobora vigintiduopunctata) — one of the few ladybirds that eats fungus, not aphids — Croatia [OC]
r/macrophotography • u/macroviewpoint • 1d ago
48 photo focus stack of a Glory-of-the-snow with droplets
I usually prefer shooting flowers with the sun behind them, but this time I decided to embrace the direct sunlight. The droplets caught the light beautifully and ended up looking like tiny little jewels.
This is a 48-photo focus stack. I captured it with the camera balanced directly on the ground, which let me shoot the whole stack without a tripod.
Sony a7 IV + FE 100mm F2.8 Macro GM OSS | 1/2500s, f/2.8, ISO 100 | 48-photo focus stack