#MacroPhoto

[seraltphotography]

Brave coast The best coast.

. Catalonia

[nippongoto]

ナナホシキンカメムシ

R5.4

[clarissefcd]

Anagallis arvensis 🌸

90mm macro

[missedmilemarkers]

[reyolivier]

À table

[dosartistas]

(vía A Bug’s Life: David and Marian Fairchild’s *Book of Monsters* (1914) — The Public Domain Review)

[coffeenuts]

[gulfu]

Fly flew flown. Shot with Fujifilm XH2 and XF-30mm #macrophotography #macro_world #macro_brilliance #fujifilmxh2 #fujifilmkerala #fujifilmxindia #xf30mm #gulfuphotography #insectlovers #insects_of_our_world #natgeoyourshot @fujifilmxindia #housefly #macrophoto (at Kochi, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqStCHuvOk7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kamsa666]

[rh-naturestyles]

🌸📸🌸📸🌸📸 @rh-naturestyles

[mhk-87]

Some of the best photos in my collection...

(^_^)

[seraltphotography]

SUNSET WALK

[nippongoto]

サキシマヒラタクワガタ

R5.4

[generativetenebrousautomata]

[geologyjohnson]

I've been learing macro photography to help image the fossils I'm studying. Been trying it out at home by turning the camera lens around. It's difficult to get a things right doing it manual hand held but I still like how these turned out. To give you a sense of scale, the ammonite is about 5 cm across, the image of the cactus spines is about 3 cm across, and the bryozoan, and coral fossils, and pyroxene crystal images are about 1 cm across.

The fossils I am trying to photograph at work are about 1 mm across. I can see them in regular optical microscopes with acid extractions and thin sections. But these methods take a long time to prepare, and require nasty chemicals. They also only let us look at very small areas so the fossil is out of context, we also lose a lot of details with each preparation process.

There is a whole scale of fossil detail we are currently missing and I am hoping that using these photography techniques I can access that information and learn more about the mysterious organisms that were living on our planet over a billion years ago.

Also making tiny things big is a lot of fun and makes me happy.

[dckina]

A small friend in our planet.

I guess it will be a beautiful butterfly!

Lens used: DCKina Macro