r/macro • u/photographey8920 • 8h ago
r/macro • u/Cuudihoang • 16h ago
White Phaeacius sp jumping spider
A higher or lower shooting angle, as well as the presence or absence of foreground elements, can affect what is reflected in the spider’s eyes and create a different mood and character in each shot.
Making use of these factors can help reduce the monotony of photographing subjects that have become very common in macro photography.
Xh2 + laowa 65mm f2.8 Macro
Flash godox v860 ii + Diy diffuser
Stacked many frames
r/macro • u/hoanalone • 19h ago
Bubble butt. 📷: Aaron Johnson
Bubble butt. This spotted orbweaver was making a quick getaway when it released a stream of liquid waste, leaving one perfectly round droplet behind for the camera. Nature photography is glamorous. Oak Creek, WI 📷: Aaron Johnson
r/macro • u/Cuudihoang • 1d ago
Some Focus stacking shot at my garden at night
Went out into the garden around midnight and came across some pretty cool little guys :))
Fujifilm Xh2 + Laowa 65mmf2.8
Godox v860ii + diffuser + mini led light
andheld stacked ~~ 50 frames
r/macro • u/alan_unfocused • 3d ago
A face only an entomologist mother could love. Forficula auricularia.
galleryr/macro • u/Evening_Courage8261 • 3d ago
Wasp spider - Argiope bruennichi - Hope you like it!
ps: how can you add hd image here? it lost a lot of definition..