In the last two weeks we’ve look at the flora and some full on stunning landscapes. Now it’s time for some fauna, but focused in a little closer on some of its smaller members, photos of nature’s smallest critters. The insects!
There would be no flowers without the bees and insects to pollenate. So today we pay homage to our little buddies that work so hard. I bring you:
It’s a Bug’s Life
By Pablo Fernández
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By Prabhu B Doss
By Adam Foster
By Laurenz Bobke
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By nutmeg66
By Alexey Kljatov
By Bùi Linh Ngân
By nutmeg66
By Alexey Kljatov
By Reinhold Stansich
By Vinoth Chandar
By Stuart Williams
By Ferdi De gier
By Stavros Markopoulos
By Don Sutherland
By nutmeg66
By Lutz Koch
By Jon McGovern
By Matt Reinbold
By Alx Murray
By Harald Hoyer
By Taylor McBride
By Bart van Dorp
By Ray Dumas
By Bernat Casero
By quas
By Phil
By Maki_C30D
By Lisa Brown
By matt knoth
By casch52
Want to give this a go but need some close up tips? Try these?
- How To Photograph Dragonflies
- It’s a Small World – the World of Macro Photography
- 6 Tips for Near-Macro Photography with a Telephoto Lens
- Extension Tubes: Close Up Photography Lesson #2
Table of contents
Macro Photography
- GENERAL
- SETTINGS
- LIGHTING
- COMPOSITION
- GEAR
- ADVANCED GUIDES
- CREATIVE TECHNIQUES
- POST-PROCESSING
- INSPIRATION
- A Collection of Photos of Nature’s Smallest Creatures – it’s a Bug’s Life
