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Today I am sharing with you stunning extreme macro photography by AlHabshi. Photography is an art that requires passion to capture the unapproachable. This art of photography comes after a lot of practice. My post will make you see at the beautiful earth wild. MORE PHOTOGRAPHY

Stunning Extreme Macro Photography Shots by Gold Medalist AlHabshi

Blue stripes (© Ireneusz Irass Waledzik / Caters News)

Ireneusz Irass Waledzik, from Poland, uses macro photography to reveal the fascinating colours and shapes of tiny insects. He said: "I love macro photography, I spend a lot of time at it. The different shapes of insects' eyes fascinates me.

Macro Life: Photos by Dmitriy Yoav Reinshtein | Inspiration Grid | Design Inspiration

Macro Life: Photos by Dmitriy Yoav Reinshtein

Photographer Dmitriy Yoav Reinshtein shot these wonderful macro photos of insects with water droplets on their heads. The Tel Aviv-based photographer & photo retoucher provides no clues as to h.

Insects in Your Face: Macro Photography by Shikhei Goh | Inspiration Grid | Design Inspiration
Even common things can be amazing if you really look, like kids do.

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Dagger fly at 12:1- macrophotography by Nikola Rahmé
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Compound Eyes of a Holocephala fusca Robber Fly photo by Thomas Shahan via Lost At E Minor.let those with eyes open see all.

The Athlete by Magda Wasiczek on 500px

So is the dragonfly riding the leaf down, or carrying it away? [jg] - Magical Photos by Magdalena Wasiczek

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Four Spotted Chaser Dragonfly - Martin Amm
"God in his wisdom made the fly/ and then forgot to tell us why." -- Ogden Nash
Photo Stacking: The problem with photography through a microscope or macro lens is that the more magnified the object, the shallower the depth of field. This means that only a very narrow region of the picture will be in focus at a time. One solution for this problem is to take multiple pictures focusing on different parts of the object and then combine them with a program like Zerene Stacker.

Here is a crane fly taken with a microscope objective at the end of an adapter tube as the lens. This is a Zerene stack of 75 photos.

He's kinda cute in a weird way.
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