Macro shots

A close up look at our largest organ. At a certain point the thing we see everyday can look unfamilar.

Macro images were a really key part of my recent portfolio update. I wanted to demonstrate the beautiful texture of the chocolate ganache in a way that stops the viewer in their tracks. It’s a powerful way to tell a story and communicate the use of hero ingredients, in this case: icing! Written and photographed by London food photographer Samantha Couzens. Visit my blog to see more!

The iPhone 13 Pro features a new camera capable of focusing closer than ever before—less than an inch away. This opens a whole new dimension for iPhone photographers, but it’s not without surprises. Let’s take a tour of what this lens unlocks, some clever details you might miss in its implementation, why its “automatic” nature can catch you off guard, and much more. At the end, we have a special surprise for you — especially those not using an iPhone 13 Pro. The Wonderful World of Macro

Impeccably crafted by Nature. The human eye is one of the most beautiful things when shot in Macro.

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Macro shot of a rusty screw head in a piece of wood. One of the great things about macro photography is that you can find shots in the most unlikely places.

Macro photography brings out the beauty of details. It can transform everyday subjects into fascinating works of art, overlooked by the naked eye. And

Shot taken with a Sigma 105mm f2.8 EX DG Macro HSM OS mounted on Nikon D7100 body.