Biodiversity and a short walk... macro photography in lower Alabama
/Join me on a short walk through a coastal wetland and enjoy closeup photographs of the amazing creatures I met along the way.
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Join me on a short walk through a coastal wetland and enjoy closeup photographs of the amazing creatures I met along the way.
Read MoreA breakdown of the macro photography gear that I use every day, with tips and tricks for constructing your own system (and saving a bunch of your hard-earned cash).
Read MoreThis is the story of Evania appedigaster, the blue-eyed ensign wasp, a fierce predator of cockroach eggs. With some nice big pictures and loads of gory detail. Take a look… you know you want to!
Read MoreFor real… an entire blog post about pins. Macro photographers will understand.
Read MoreA look into the controversial issue of killing insects for photography - it’s more nuanced than you might think.
Read MoreA review of Nikon’s PB-6 macro bellows - 35 years too late. Why you need this piece of gear.
Read MoreA series of macro photographs depicting an assortment of spiders and insects hungrily devouring one another for lunch!
Read MoreThe second post in a series that looks at how you can get into extreme closeup photography without breaking the bank. In part 2 we discuss capturing the images and focus stacking.
Read MoreThe first in a series of posts that look into entry-level extreme closeup photography and how to do it on a budget. This post takes a closer look at the basic equipment you will need.
Read MoreThe next in a series of posts that take an up close look at the occupational hazards of macro photography. Today’s guest, the unlovable yellow jacket.
Read MoreJust me letting off steam. If you have ever dealt with Nikon’s service center, you will get it.
Read MoreThe first in a series of posts about the occupational hazards of macro photography. Today we meet the pretty but obnoxious cow killer wasp.
Read MoreSome useful tips and tricks for improving your handheld macro photographs. Some obvious and some not so much.
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