GALLERY 105: Macrophotography
Macrophotographers make close up images of tiny subjects, drawing our attention to the intricate patterns in the structure of these subjects. Telephoto lenses fitted with extension tubes and/or close up or reversed lenses provide high magnification for images showing subjects life size or larger. Some of the images here are not technically macro in magnification but feature subject matter common to this area of nature photography.
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 on a very cold windless morning. I photographed these crystals on some weeds growing along a river in Jasper National Park.'))
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 and female Ambush Bug mating. '))
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