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#124…Macro photography

I don’t think I have ever featured two photographers in the same post…but that is what I’m doing today. I went looking for some great Macro photography work, and found dozens of amazingly talented photographers with outstanding macro portfolios. However, something about these two just really stuck out to me the most: Martin Amm who took this extraordinary macro photo of a red veined darter covered in morning dew:

Martin’s photo above is probably my most favorite Macro ever. Just stunning!

And the second photographer is Brian Valentine you can see his work on photo box gallery by clicking his name, or on flickr here. Brian has loads of great macros of flies, flowers, snowflakes, & dew drops, two I really enjoyed were these:

Thought it might be fun to get out my macro lens and take some photos this weekend. Maybe you might try it too!

Enjoy!

Mary

Stacey - February 6, 2009 - 10:19 am

That is just amazing work of Martin Amm! Gorgeous!!!!
Thank you for sharing!!

cristy cross - February 11, 2009 - 5:10 pm

wow that first image is so eye catching. I love it!

Sarah - May 15, 2010 - 8:40 pm

AMAZING!

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