Macro photos of insects covered in dew drops
Ondrej Pakav has an eye for detail. The Slovakian macro-photographer shoots tiny insects just after a downpur to get that just caught in the rain look. Quite remarkable really.
By Zolton in New Photography on Wednesday 18 July 2012
Ondrej Pakav has an eye for detail. The Slovakian macro-photographer shoots tiny insects just after a downpur to get that just caught in the rain look. Quite remarkable really.
0By Zolton in New Photography on Wednesday 9 March 2011
Yes, we take em’ for granted, but after viewing these stunning close-up photos of tiny, colourful insects by Martin Amm, perhaps we should be less quick to swipe them when they buzz past our ears this summer.
0By Zolton in New Photography on Thursday 19 August 2010
Thomas Shahan produces the most astounding macro photos of insects, capturing their distinctive colours, shapes and nuances with devastating clarity and elegance.
0By Zolton in New Photography on Saturday 5 June 2010
Photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher magnifies the humble honey bee to thousands of times its normal size using a high-resolution scanning electron microscope for this series of stunningly surreal shots in her new book, Bee.
0By Casper Johansson in New Events on Thursday 1 April 2010
These stunning photos of sleeping insects were taken by physiotherapist and amateur photographer Miroslaw Swietek at 3am in a forest right next to his home. To achieve these remarkable close-ups, he used a torch to create the lighting and placed his camera and flash just millimeters from the motionless insects.
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