A Bug’s Life in Macro
- By: Lyndsey Meyer
Sometimes the beauty of an insect goes unnoticed, but when shooting in macro, you can see the details that bring out their amazing side. Here are 20 cool photos of bugs close up.
Get a grip by aussiegall
Female Ommatius Robber Fly by Thomas Shahan
I don’t need shades to look cool by Andrea
Bug by Richard Taylor
Bee Pollen by Forest Wander
The Insects’ World by William Cho
Hoverfly by Ishikawa Ken
hornet by Kumon
Bugs Fascinate Me by Tony Alter
Cricket up close by William Cho
Kiss me baby by Dino Quinzani
Dragonfly by Craig ONeal
Bug by Gerald Yuvallos
Beetle Bug by Niswanger
Blister Beetle by L Church
Assasin Bug by Gerald Yuvallos
Punaise arlequin / Striped Shield Bug by Jean-Raphaël Guillaumin
bug with screw-on macro filter by Paul Stevenson
Little Bug by Paul Stein
Dragonfly by Trey Matula
- Category: Inspirations, Tips
- 6 Comments
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Laura Lucy
These are all so beautiful and inspiring!
Melissa
I like those close ups photos…Wow
Kerly
Their eyes are the nicest part of the whole body.
Dragonflies seem to have the most human eye resembling eyes.
Thanks for sharing these.
joan
Thanks for sharing they are all great I love bugs too
Harish Mehta
The macro photographs of insects are truly the best clicked.
The photographs took me one step forward to Nature who has created the insects with such precision and colors. Why we human being hate or killed these creatures who has been given special task by nature to carry forward it’s creation i.e THIS WORLD
Ayca Miller
These are amazing! Thanks for sharing, Lyndsey!