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Over the last week here at DPS we challenged our writers to come up with a series of tutorials on the theme of Macro Photography. They certainly took the challenge and produced 9 fantastic articles on the topic.
A few readers have asked for them to be all collected together into the one place so here they are – the wrap up of all our macro photography tutorials!
We hope you enjoyed this theme week and look forward to seeing the images that you produce with this knowledge!
Macro Photography Week Wrap Up
- Getting Started with Abstract Macro Photography
- How to Give Your Macro Photography a Fine Art Touch in Post-Processing
- 3 Ways to Try Macro Photography on a Budget
- 5 Creative Macro Photography Tricks
- 5 Macro Photography Tricks to Make Your Images Stand Out
- It’s a Bug’s Life – 27 Super Macro Photography Images
- Backyard Macro Photography Safari
- Mirrorless, DSLR or Point and Shoot: Which Camera is Best for Macro Photography?
15 More Macro Photography Tips, Tutorials and Image Collections from our Archives
Of course there are many more macro photography articles in our archives. Here are a selection of 15 of the most popular ones from the last few years.
- Lighting for Macro Photography
- 9 Breathtaking Macro Images by Photographer Miki Asai
- Macro Photography on a Budget
- Cheat Sheet: Macro Lenses – How Much Magnification Do You Need?
- 5 Tips for Getting Fresh Ideas for Macro Photography
- How to Focus-Stack Macro Images using Photoshop
- 6 Tips for Near-Macro Photography with a Telephoto Lens
- Fun with Macro Photography
- Getting Started Guide to Macro and Close-Up Photography
- Equipment for Macro Photography – Video Tips
- Getting Up Close with Close-Up Lenses: Lesson #1
- Extension Tubes: Close Up Photography Lesson #2
- Reverse Lens Macro: Close Up Photography Lesson #3
- The Wonderful World of Macro Lenses: Close-Up Photography Lesson #4
- Reverse Lens Macro: How to use it as a Great Learning Tool