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The article focuses on the joys and techniques of macro photography, highlighting how to capture stunning close-up images of small subjects. Topics include the necessary equipment and budget-friendly accessories for macro photography, tips for lighting small subjects effectively, and the variety of fascinating subjects, particularly insects, that can be photographed using macro techniques.

The article explores alternative techniques for landscape photography, introducing new ways to capture scenes creatively. Topics include unconventional composition methods, shooting from unique viewpoints, blending long and short exposures for surreal effects, adding depth with differential focus, confidently shooting handheld using modern camera technology, incorporating macro photography with a landscape mindset, and capturing landscapes under moonlight for a surreal nighttime effect.

The article evaluates Mark II edition of the Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 II Art camera lens, highlighting its competitive pricing and numerous enhancements compared to higher-priced 'own-brand' lenses.

The article evaluates Fujifilm GF120mm camera lens, specifically designed for macro photography with a 95mm effective focal length on medium-format GFX cameras.

The article offers information on macro photography which helps in capturing minute details of an object. Various photography devices that are required for efficient image capturing include Canon MP-E 65mm f/2.5 1-5x Macro macro lens for cameras, extension tubes for lenses and Neewer 48-LED ring lamp light.

The article discusses close-up or macro photography. Topics addressed include: various photographic equipment useful for close-up photography, such as macro lenses, extension tubes and reversal rings, how to properly focus the subject, how to steady the camera, and how to properly light the subject.

The article offers tips on macro photography. Some basic equipment in order to capture good macro images include a dedicated macro lens or an attachment that will convert a standard optic into a close focusing device. It provides information on macro lens, auto extension tubes and close-up filters as well as some essential accessories including reflector, remote device and tripod. Basic factors to consider in close-up photography include quality, exposure mode and focusing.

The article offers tips on photographing water drops while shooting indoors using a Canon EOS 7D camera and Canon EF-S lens. Topics discussed include using a macro lens with extension tubes to increase magnification, positioning the equipment by a window or with other light sources, setting the aperture in manual mode and switching to manual focus for macro work.

The article provides information on the new technique invented by photographer John Brackenbury for macrophotography. came about because of his fascination with how animals see their environment. Essentially he uses a small lens of 2-3mm focal length to capture the all-over sharp image he wants. Its projected image is then magnified by a second, standard 35mm camera lens.

The article features the Edge 80 macro lens.

The article offers tips on how to use digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras in macro photography. The reversal ring allows photographers to mount a lens backward to turn it into a kind of macro lens. By placing an extension tube between the DSLR and a normal lens, photographers can focus into the macro range. It is said that a weak macro filter or diopter will create better images.

Features biologist-photographer Piotr Naskrecki. Thoughts about the importance of photography in tropical biology; Photographic lenses used in capturing his subjects; Techniques in macrophotography.